A Smoky Day at the Sugar Bowl, Hupa (1923 CE)
Captured on a smoky day in 1923 by renowned photographer Edward S. Curtis, it features a Hupa man poised confidently on a rock midstream, spear in hand, as if ready to strike at passing salmon.
Hupa
The Hupa are a Native American people whose traditional homeland lies along the Trinity River in northern California. Their culture developed within the forested landscapes of the region, with traditions expressed through language, ceremony, and material craftsmanship.