warbonnet , also: war bonnet
headdress

The large eyes and thick lips give the decorated warbonnet an almost cartoon like look.

It visually connects a feather warbonnet to the sun.

Roman Nose possessed an elaborate warbonnet that he believed gave him special powers.

Warbonnet helps the wagon train escape the planned ambush but is injured by an arrow.

The locomotive emerged in the Warbonnet paint scheme similar to the E1s.

The Battle of Warbonnet Creek took place nearby in July 1876.

Warbonnet Peak can refer to two mountains in the United States:

According to tribal history, Red Warbonnet was a Kiowa.

The engine is painted in the railroad's warbonnet scheme and is listed as operable.

Because of its relative rarity and interesting appearance, the decorated warbonnet is used mainly for human enjoyment in aquariums.

The Warbonnet 10 (4) 31.

Warbonnet may refer to:

Using explosives, Warbonnet and Corp.

Warbonnet leads a party of Sioux on a raid on the Crow camp and rescues his sister.

Warbonnet is now convinced that the whites will not honor the treaty and agrees to lead the soldiers at Fort Duane into an ambush.

Acting as a scout, Warbonnet leads Vaughant's men to a Crow camp.

Vaughant, furious at this, tries to shoot Warbonnet, but in a scuffle with Corp.

That night, a feverish Warbonnet meets with Yellow Eagle to try and persuade him to abandon his war plans.

The Warbonnet 2 (4) 11-24.

The Warbonnet 5 (2) 21-22.

The Warbonnet 11 (2) 6-13.

Warbonnet and Little Warbonnet lakes are in the basin north of the peak.

The Warbonnet 6 (2) 8-10.

Comanche warbonnet: a story of Quanah Parker.

Cody's part typically included an 1876 incident at the Warbonnet Creek, where he claimed to have scalped a Cheyenne warrior.

The eyes were still wide open, but he had lost his headdress.

Until 1994, she was only known as "the girl with the headdress".

Instead, a special headdress is worn by the new king.

You'll have to find a swan headdress on your own.

Or to watch a young woman from Iran give up her traditional headdress.

She has a different headdress for every day of the week, an' she's generous.

Men's headdress were hats black and white with a few areas.

Then I decided that not wearing his headdress might make the difference.

Young girls and married women could be told apart by their headdresses.

Sally turned her head and nearly lost the heavy headdress.

He made sure the headdress sat squarely on his head.

The same forms of headdresses are recorded for the 8th century.

Hair was done up and often covered with an elaborate headdress.

It has an elaborate headdress and two large eyes, but no other features.

Apart from his headdress and the wires he looked just the same.

For example there often seems to be maize in his headdress.

When entertaining guests, women would place headdresses in their hair.

Each makes individual headdresses that express the common elements of culture.

The school logo shows a man with feathers in his headdress.

Sitting at the far end of the table was a man wearing a feather headdress.

Only a small, red headdress is worn on this occasion.

Both have straight plumes in the front of the headdress.

The head usually has a headdress, often very ornate, and the arms fall to the side, like a figure almost at attention.

A very interesting headdress, but where did it fit on my list, I wondered?

Julie took off the Arab headdress, and shook out her hair.