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Site of the Dull Knife Battle from the west end of the valley : |
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Head 'em up and move 'em out : |
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Cheri Graves discussing the location of the Cheyenne encampment from its west end: |
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One of the Cheyenne descendants giving the Native American perspective of the battle: |
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On the way to the East Gap : |
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It's just ahead : |
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The Cave Off near the East Gap: |
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Looking down the East Gap up which the cavalry came : |
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The cavalries view point to the west as they entered the valley where the battle took place : |
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The river bed to the east, up which the cavalry traveled : |
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The red rocks at center right are where Mackenzie probably set up his command post : |
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Looking back down the valley from the battlefield to the East Gap : |
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The east end of the Cheyenne encampment with Mackenzie Hill in the background, where the militaries Shoshone scouts were stationed : |
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Lunchtime by the river at the bottom end of the Cheyenne encampment : |
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Red Butte in the middle of the battlfied : |
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Presentation of typical military gear of the period : |
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Demonstration of range and accuracy of period firearms : |
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The gully in the vicinity of which Lt. McKinney and several others met their maker : |
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More of the broken country that helped to shelter the Cheyenne as they made their escape from the village : |
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Looking back at Mackenzie Hill from a location held by one of the Cheyenne sharpshooters : |
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The Cheyenne view of the battlefield as they made their escape : |
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Cheri pointing out the Big Red Draw where the Native American women and childern were hidden during the battle : |
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The view west from the Big Red Draw showing the type of country into which the Cheyenne were escaping : |
