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Prompt

Historical representation of the year 1445 AD of the Sioux, Dakota, Lakota and Nakota peoples, who mainly inhabited the Great Plains of North America before the arrival of the Europeans.

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a large group of sharks swimming in the ocean

a group of people sitting next to each other in front of a hut

Beautiful Sioux hunters, 1455 AD, traditional costumes,

For the Sioux people, the buffalo was the most important animal both in terms of subsistence and culture. In addition to the buffalo, other key species were deer, elk, bears, coyotes, wolves, and several species of birds, such as eagles.

The Tlingit rely on salmon, halibut, and other fish, as well as marine mammals like seals and sea lions. They also hunt deer, moose, and bears in the forests.

Aleut community, family, traditional clothing, snowy climate, Semi-subterranean dwellings (barabaras): The Aleut dwellings are semi-subterranean structures made of driftwood, whale bones and covered with grass and earth to insulate them from the wind and cold.

The traditional dwellings of the Aleuts are the "barabaras", semi-subterranean structures made of driftwood, whale bones and covered with grass and earth to insulate from the wind and cold. These houses are designed to be warm and protect from storms.

$A Native American warrior wearing an intricately carved sugar skull mask adorned with snakes and beads, the Day of Terror, the Holy Day of the Dead, depicted in the traditional Byzantine artistic style, sits enthroned amidst a shimmering backdrop of intricately designed mineral crystals, bursting with vibrant, kaleidoscopic colors that refract and disperse light, as if emanating from the divine figure itself. Delicate, curved lines and ornate details adorn the stained glass windows, evoking an atmosphere of reverence and mysticism. The sun, symbolizing divine love and spiritual growth, surrounds the man, its soft, velvety petals unfolding like lotus flowers around the holy figure. The figure’s stern, wise face, with its subtle, enigmatic frown, radiates an aura of serenity, its skin a warm, golden brown. The stained glass artwork, a masterpiece of Byzantine craftsmanship, shines with an otherworldly light, as if the very essence of the divine has been infused into the artwork, bathing the composition in an ethereal glow.$