- Acoma Pueblo, Snake Dance [Wàlpi] (1905-1911?) – Anon
- Anderson, Jane and María Montenegro (2017)
- Apache footage (1914) – Pliny Goddard and Howard McCormick
- Blunden Harbour (1951) – Robert Gardner and William Heick*
- Buffalo Dance (1894) – W. K-L. Dickson and William Heise *
- Dances of the Kwakiutl (1951) – Robert Gardner and William Heick
- Danse indienne (1898) – Gabriel Veyre
- Fort Rupert (1951) – [?] Robert Gardner and Sidney Peterson
- Ghost Dance (1894) – dir. W.K-L. Dickson and William Heise*
- Hopi Indians Dance for Theodore Roosevelt (1913) – Victor Miller (Milner), possibly also Ellsworth and Emery Kolb.
- Hopi Indians of the Southwest (1925) – Pliny Goddard and Howard McCormick
- Hopi Snake Dance film, Wàlpi (1911 and 1913) – Ellsworth and Emery Kolb.
- Hopi Snake Dance footage, Orayvi (1898) and Wàlpi (1899) – E. Burton Holmes and Oscar B. Depue
- Hopi Snake Dance footage, Orayvi (1904 and 1906) – Edward. S. Curtis
- Hopi Snake Dance footage, Supawlavi (1912) – Howard McCormick
- Hopi Snake Dance footage, Wàlpi (1911?) – William E. Kopplin
- Hopi Tasapkatsinam footage, Sitsom’ovi (1926) – Clifford Paul
- In the Land of the Head Hunters (1914) – Edward S. Curtis
- Indian Snake Dance Series in Moki Land (1901) – James H. White and Frederick Blechynden
- Kwakiutl (Kwakwaka’wakw) footage (1930-1931) – Franz Boas
- Kwakiutl Indians of British Columbia, The (1928 or 1929) – Harlan I. Smith
- Land of the Zuni and Community Work series (1924) – Frederick W. Hodge and Owen Cattell
- Mountain Chant, The (1928) – Laura Adams Armer
- Navajo Tournament footage (1898) – E. Burton Holmes and Oscar B. Depue
- Navajo Yei Bichei ceremony footage (1904) – Edward S. Curtis.
- Shalako Ceremonial at Zuni, New Mexico (1924?) – Frederick W. Hodge and Owen Cattell.
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