Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-16

The image is a stereoscopic photograph featuring two Bannock Indians. They are both seated and posed for the photograph, both of them are shirtless and wearing pants or leggings. They are each sitting on chairs. The photograph appears to be a sepia-toned print. The title "UTAH" and the photographer "C.R. Savage" appear on both sides of the image. The words "Bannock Indians" are written on the bottom of the image.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-16

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This is a stereoscopic photograph of two Bannock Indians. The sepia-toned image is presented as a diptych, with identical photographs side-by-side, a common format for stereoscopic views that allowed for a three-dimensional viewing experience when used with a stereoscope.

The Indians are seated next to each other, each on a simple, rough-hewn chair. Both men are shirtless, with long hair falling down their shoulders. They wear simple clothing around their waists and legs, appearing to be dressed in what look like loose trousers or leggings. One wears a garment, perhaps a blanket, draped over his lap.

The photograph is mounted on a card with a light green border. The text "UTAH. Illustrated by C. R. Savage." is printed vertically on both sides of the card. At the bottom, the text "Bannock Indians" is printed in block letters. The condition of the card suggests it is old, with some signs of wear and discoloration.