CANADA - 1938 - Native Americans on horseback hunt buffalo across the plains of Canada.
USA - 1932 - In this comedy, a man checks his goat at a train station while an aspiring actress buys a ticket to New York.
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1923 - In this silent western, men on horseback race to save a wagon train being attacked by Native Americans, where women and children are cowering.
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1920 - In this silent western film, a Kiowa chief sends for his two strongest warriors.
USA - 1917 - In this silent comedy, a woman kidnapped by a gang is revealed to be Queen of the Apaches.
1919 - Native American students in Albuquerque, New Mexico march to school in uniforms.
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USA - 1912 - In this silent western, a white settler overhears Native Americans planning to expel frontiersmen from their hunting grounds.
PANAMA - 1946 - Indigenous people of Panama harvest bananas and load them into canoes to take to market.
1960 - In this animated film, Europeans and Native Americans are unaware of each other's existence on the other side of the world.
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USA - 1912 - In this silent western, a Native American chief's wife cries when he brings her a settler's baby to raise.
ALASKA - 1960 - Indigenous Alaskans sew a seal-fur lining for their kayak.
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1920 - In this silent western film, Kiowa hunters take off for a buffalo herd on horseback.
1960 - In this animated film, Native Americans are friendly towards Christopher Columbus who continues his travels searching for India.
1933 - Indigenous people of Oaxaca, Mexico present gifts and perform traditional dances for President Rodriguez.
1919 - Native Americans in Santa Fe, New Mexico wear feathered costumes and a mother proudly shows off her baby.
ALASKA - 1960 - Indigenous Alaskans begin a drumming and dancing rehearsal.
1919 - Will Rogers performs rope tricks.
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USA - 1912 - In this silent western, a Native American chief tries unsuccessfully to comfort his grieving wife after the death of their baby.
1934 - Native Americans of Wyandotte County in Kansas give a war bonnet to Governor Landon, and participate in traditional dances.
1930s - Governor Al Smith receives a name and headdress from a Winnebago Indian chief.
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USA - 1934 - People and animals alike suffer during a heat wave in the Rio Grande region, and Native Americans perform a prayer dance to change the weather.
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1920 - In this silent western film, a Kiowa scout tells a search party on horseback that he has found where the Comanche are hiding.
PANAMA - 1946 - American soldiers and newsreel cameramen visit a remote area of Panama to see indigenous people harvest bananas.
1936 - In this animated film, Porky Pig is startled when his wagon train encampment is attacked by Native Americans.
1935 - In this animated film, Molly Moo-Cow and her duck friends find a Native American campsite and don their clothes to dance.
1935 - In this animated film, ducks leave their wagon train to go swimming in a lake.
1936 - In this animated film, two puppies in a wagon train prank the adults by war whooping, then no one comes to their defense when a real indigenous character attacks them, including Porky Pig.
1939 - In this animated film, Betty Boop stops by a roadside reservation to buy a drum from Native Americans.
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1920 - In this silent western film, the daughter of a Kiowa chief is grateful when he agrees to let her marry the poor man she loves rather than the powerful warrior who asked for her hand.
1924 - In this animated film, a live action girl regales her friends with a story about a time she fought off an Indian in a cave.
1933 - Native Americans participate in a ceremony celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Georgia colony.
1930 - Cherokee men play a sport with sticks and tackling.
1947 - In this animated film, Native Americans attack a covered wagon but the pioneer sells them soda rather than fight.
1930s - White men stage a traditional snake dance in a Native American village, with snakes in their mouths.
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1920 - In this silent western film, a Kiowa warrior rescues his beloved, who was kidnapped by Comanches.
1924 - In this animated film, Felix the Cat is chased by a Native American, who hunts him with a bow and arrows.
1939 - In this animated film, Betty Boop watches on in amusement as Native Americans misuse her musical instruments for colleting water, starting fires, and canoeing.
1935 - In this animated film, ducks are captured by a Native American hunter with a bow and arrows, and their friend Molly Moo-Cow unsuccessfully pleads with him to spare their lives.
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1920 - In this silent western film, a jealous Kiowa man stalks the chief's daughter while another man makes plans to meet her later.
1949 - In this animated film, Native Americans send smoke signals, use war paint, and trade with settlers for modern equipment that is misused.
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USA - 1912 - In this silent western, a Native American chief whose baby has died decides to kidnap a settler's baby.
1959 - In this animated film, Daniel Boone is captured by Native Americans in Cumberland Gap but manages to escape.
1959 - In this animated film, Daniel Boone enjoys a quiet life in Missouri and reminisces about his glory days.
1949 - Indigenous Canadians of all ages get chest x-rays at a remote clinic in Cardston, Alberta.
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USA - 1950s - In this period piece, John Smith maps out the territories surrounding Jamestown, Virginia with help from an indigenous guide.
1954 - In this animated film, Olive Oyl dreams that her twin boys dress like Indians and tie her up, and when she wakes up she no longer wants to marry Popeye.
ILLINOIS - 1950s - The United Fund runs recreational pools and summer camps for needy children.
1934 - A parade featuring Native Americans in traditional garb and people dressed as pioneers in covered wagons celebrates the founding of Wyandotte County in Kansas City, Kansas.