Apache Indian Wickiups in Arizona April 1940

Wickiups of the Apache Indians stand in their natural setting within the Apache National Forest in Navajo County, Arizona. Taken in April 1940, this image shows traditional structures used by the Apache as they cultivated small fields of corn, squash, and grass, reflecting their agricultural practices and living conditions during that era.

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