Gaapiatan or Feathered Lance at dinner, Kiowa Reservation, Oklahoma [Terr.]
odd: label: Local Numbers
content: OPPS NEG.56403
label: Local Note
content: See also 1441-A-B.
label: Local Note
content: Black and white copy negative
name: label: Creator
content: Mooney, James, 1861-1921
label: Names
content: 'aisemah
label: Names
content: 'e.de'oi giagomhaiboi
label: Names
content: 'egyiagyahon
label: Names
content: 'wdlgu'ko
label: Names
content: 'wdlpaide
label: Names
content: 'wnkyiagyai
label: Names
content: Geikoumah, Bert
label: Names
content: Haitseke
label: Names
content: He pierces them with a spear
label: Names
content: He strike at them or whip them
label: Names
content: Pobohone, Frank
label: Names
content: Yellow Hair
label: Names
content: Yellowhair, Owen
label: Names
content: aim at him close but can't kill him
label: Names
content: back trail
label: Names
content: bintap
label: Names
content: coming to hole
label: Names
content: do.gyi'ai.ko
label: Names
content: dry mole
label: Names
content: dwm'aiyi.demah
label: Names
content: gw'w.piatw
label: Names
content: piata'
label: Names
content: piatap
label: Names
content: po.bohon
label: Names
content: standing on the air
label: Names
content: te'w
label: Names
content: te'w.kyagw
label: Names
content: to.yai
label: Names
content: touching the earth
place: label: Place
content: Indian Territory -- Kiowa Reservation
creator: label: Creator
content: Mooney, James, 1861-1921
culture: label: Culture
content: Kiowa
label: Culture
content: Indians of North America -- Great Plains
setName: label: See more items in
content: Bureau of American Ethnology negatives
label: See more items in
content: Bureau of American Ethnology negatives / Additional Materials / Mooney, James
physdesc: label: Extent
content: 1 Photograph (8x10 in)
unitdate: label: Date
content: 1891
dataSource: label: Archival Repository
content: National Anthropological Archives
objectType: label: Type
content: Archival materials
label: Type
content: Photographs
genre_format: label: Genre/Form
content: Photographs
originalsloc: label: Existence and Location of Originals
content: As of 8/8/1988 Collection is at Nebraska State Historical Society - P.F.
scopecontent: label: Scope and Contents
content: Number "cc 57" penciled on back of original print. Gaapiatan also known as Haitsiki. Identified from negative 1441-a which is same, but 56403 is a better negative.

Probable identification of people in photograph of Haitseke and his family, taken by James Mooney in about 1895. This reconstruction is based upon information obtained from Bert Geikoumah and his granddaughter, Trina Hunter. See Tape T-186. Indian Oral History Project, American Indian Institute, University of Oklahoma. 1. Little Boy on horseback. po.bohon. or Frank Pobohone. Son of Bert's mother's sister, 'egyiagyahon. 2-3. Bert's cousins, 'ais'emah and 'wdlpaide. Daughters of Bert's mother's sisters. 2. Little girl on buffalo robe, looking down. Probably 'wdlpaide. Her name means "standing on the air." Probably daughter of Number 4. 3. Little girl on buffalo robe looking at camera. Probably 'aisemah and is probably daughter of Number 14. 4. Woman with cradleboard. Bert's mother's sister, probably dwm'aiyi.demah. Her name means "touching the earth." She is sitting next to her husband, Yellowhair, or 'wdlgu'ko. 5. Baby on cradleboard. Unidentified, but probably child of Number 4. 6. Girl (blurred) between Number 4 and Number 7. Unidentified. May be daughter of Number 4. 7. Man holding fan, staff and gourd. Owen Yellowhair or 'wdlgu'ko. His Kiowa name means "yellow hair." Husband of Number 4, so would be Haitseke's son-in-law. 8. Little boy holding blanket over his mouth. Bert Geikoumah (7 or 8 years old). His Kiowa name is 'e.de'oi giagomhaiboi and means something like "aim at him close but can't kill him." Bert says he was born in l881. 9. Woman holding baby. Bert's mother, daughter of Haitseke. Her name is te'w. or te'w.kyagw. Her name means something like "he strike at them, or whip them." 10. Baby in woman's arms. Girl baby, now dead. May be baby of Number 9, Bert's mother, and thus would be Bert's sister. Or may be daughter of Number 4--Bert at one time said his mother was holding her sister's baby.

11. Woman with short hair. A neighbor from across the creek. Not related. Bert first said her name was 'wnkyiagai which means "back trail." Later he said her name was to'.yai and that she was Charlie Apekaun's mother or relation. 12. Old man standing up holding lance. Haitseke. His name is the Kiowa form of the Comanche word, "haits", meaning "friend." Bert said he had several other names. One of them was gw'w.piatw. meaning something like "he pierces them with a spear." 13. Little boy looking up at Haitseke. do.gyi'ai.ko. Name means "coming to hole." Son of Number 4 and Number 7. May be the same, also, as Sam Yellowhair. 14. Woman sitting by tree, rather to forefront. Bert's mother's sister 'egyiagyahon. Mother of 'aisemah and po.bohon. (Number 3 and Number 1.) 15. Old woman sitting next to tree trunk, in shadow. piata' or piatap or bintap (Bert's pronunciation of the name varied.) Her name means "dry mole." Mother of Bert's mother and aisemah's mother. Thus would be wife of Haitseke. 16. Little girl under tree, sitting close to number 15. Unidentified. May be another daughter of Number 14.