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Once There Were Buffalo
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"Hoka Hey": Sioux War Cry
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A Camp Along The River
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A Friendly Game At Rendezvous 183
“Great gatherings of trappers and Indians could go on for three or more weeks, during which they would exchange hides for trade goods to carry them through the winter,” explains Howard Terpning. “This rendezvous takes place at Pierre’s Hole (now k...
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A Good Crossing
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A Most Perfect View
"After spending many hours reading about the Lewis and Clark Expedition, I wanted to visit some of the areas they had explored. I wanted to share their experience as much as I could, to get the feel of what they might have felt and to share their ...
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A Strange Sign
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Abandoned
Originally from Eastern Montana, the Crow Indians ranged far and wide by the 1870s. Parties of warriors would travel as far as the Rockies to raid rival tribes, hunt buffalo or chase off newly arrived settlers. This group of Crow inspects the rema...
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After The Council
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Afterglow
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Anna Thorne
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Anticipation
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Apache In White
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Apache Scout
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Apache Trackers
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Apsaroke Autumn
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Army Regulations
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As One
The horse culture of the Plains Indian revolutionized their mobility. Indians became dependent upon the animal, using them as transportation in search of food and in warfare. They came to symbolize wealth and prestige, and the warrior respected a...
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Attack On The Wagon Train
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August 8 1780: Engaging The Shawnee Village
This battle took place August 8, 1780 during the Revolutionary War period. The British from Ft. Detroit were supplying the natives to attack the colonists in Kentucky and elsewhere. The British built a stockade fort for the Shawnee at their vill...
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