Portrait of American painter Alfred Thomas Agate by his brother Frederick Styles Agate, ca. 1838
Costume of a Callapuya Indian, Woodcut by Alfred T. Agate, ca. 1841 and acorn field guide illustration The only surviving full-body drawing of a Kalapuya person from that period. It has become the symbol of the Kalapuyans and is the drawing most used to represent any Kalapuya person from the nineteenth century
Composite image of Cama Seeds, and portrait of Eliza Young, often identified as the last Kalapuya person.
Composite image of a portrait of Chief Joseph of the Nez Percé taken by Edward Sheriff Curtis, overlaid over an image of a blooming Cama flower.
Page clipping from Four Deaths: The Near Destruction of Western Oregon Tribes and Native Lifeways, Removal to the Reservation, and Erasure from History by David G. Lewis overlaid over a postcard published by Angeilus Commercial Studio featuring imagery of Cheif Multnomah and other “Indian” customs and religious imagery.