Prof. R.O. Marsh, noted Explorer, with the 3 white Indians he discovered in Panama. They were brought to Wash. and will remaine at the New Willard Hotel where they will be examined by leading scientists of the Govt. L. to r.: Prof. Marsh, Marguerite, Chepu, Ole, and Mrs. Marsh, wife of the explorer

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Prof. R.O. Marsh, noted Explorer, with the 3 white Indians he discovered in Panama. They were brought to Wash. and will remaine at the New Willard Hotel where they will be examined by leading scientists of the Govt. L. to r.: Prof. Marsh, Marguerite, Chepu, Ole, and Mrs. Marsh, wife of the explorer

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Photo shows group of Guna Indians at front entrance of Willard Hotel on October 15, 1924. At left: Niga (Filipe), Igwa, Nigdibippi (Iqua Napipi), and unidentified. In center: R.O. Marsh, Margarita Compos (Marguerite), Ole Piniginya, Tcippu (Chepu), and Mrs. Marsh (Source: Smithsonian website, 2013)

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01/01/1924

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Harris & Ewing, photographer

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 38.90719, -77.03687

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