![Brown and white photograph postcard named "The Dancers," who were identified on the postcard as Kaw-claa and Prince Stene-tu, photo by Case & Draper, 1910. This staged image shows a Tlingit woman and male youth in traditional regalia with ethnographic items. These individuals were likely paid to pose for this photograph. PO024EBayCollection#5268215315588956130 Sealaska Heritage Institute Ebay Collection](http://jun-cdn.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/superphoto/11662568.jpg "Brown and white photograph postcard named "The Dancers," who were identified on the postcard as Kaw-claa and Prince Stene-tu, photo by Case & Draper, 1910. This staged image shows a Tlingit woman and male youth in traditional regalia with ethnographic items. These individuals were likely paid to pose for this photograph. PO024EBayCollection#5268215315588956130 Sealaska Heritage Institute Ebay Collection")
This is a brown and white photograph postcard titled “The Dancers,” who were identified on the postcard as Kaw-claa and Prince Stene-tu, photo by Case & Draper, 1910. This staged image shows a Tlingit woman and male youth in traditional regalia with ethnographic items. These individuals were likely paid to pose for this photograph.
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