File:The Mask Of Kachina (Hopi Indians Rain Maker), Village Of Shonghopavi, Arizona-single Image.jpg
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This image is a derivative work of the following images:
- File:The_mask_of_Kachina_(Hopi_Indians_"rain_maker"),_village_of_Shonghopavi,_Arizona,_by_Underwood_&_Underwood.jpg licensed with PD-US, PD-scan
- 2009-07-06T07:25:23Z Dcoetzee 2737x1416 (1486666 Bytes) {{JPEG version of PNG|The_mask_of_Kachina_(Hopi_Indians_"rain_maker"),_village_of_Shonghopavi,_Arizona,_by_Underwood_&_Underwood.png}} {{NYPL-image-full |ImageTitle=The mask of Kachina (Hopi Indians "rain maker"), village of