A human-sized kachina doll of the smaller sort figures carved, typically from cottonwood roots, by Hopi people, displayed outside the Fort Cody Trading Post, Nebraska's largest souvenir and western gift store, in North Platte, a key city in southwest Nebraska. The extensive and elaborate location venerates William "Buffalo Bill" Cody, American soldier, bison hunter, and showman who lived for many years on a ranch in the North Platte area. Photo by Carol Highsmith.