The P'nace people

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A group of five Native American men, adorned in traditional attire, are positioned prominently in the foreground of a rugged, rocky landscape, with an additional figure faintly visible in the background. The man on the far left stands, wearing a white long-sleeved tunic, tan-colored leg coverings, and a red and white patterned loincloth. He has a feathered headdress, intricate beaded necklaces with an orange pendant, and holds a pipe in his right hand. The second man from the left also stands, dressed in a dark jacket, a white shirt, and numerous colorful beaded necklaces that include a large shell or bone pendant. He wears a majestic white and orange feathered warbonnet. The third man from the left is seated on a rock, wearing a brown tunic, a tan-colored skirt, and a fringed leather sash with an attached pouch. He has multiple beaded necklaces with a shell or bone pendant, and a beaded armband. He is holding a staff or spear. The fourth man, standing on the right, wears a white loincloth and numerous beaded necklaces, including a prominent circular pendant. He has a black and white feathered headdress. The fifth man, seated on a rock in front, wears a white loincloth and a blue