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Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the MississippiBushnell, David I. (David Ives)

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Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the Mississippi

Name: Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the Mississippi
Author: Bushnell, David I. (David Ives)

Bushnell, David I. (David Ives)

Algonquian Indians; Caddoan Indians; Indians of North America -- Dwellings; Siouan Indians

(1) The Yellowstone Expedition of 1863. _In_ Contributions to the
    Historical Society of Montana. Vol. I. Helena, 1876.

    TANNER, JOHN.

    (1) Narrative of the Captivity of. _See_ James, Edwin. (2).

    TOWNSEND, JOHN K.

    (1) Narrative of a Journey Across the Rocky Mountains. Philadelphia,
    1839.

    TRUDEAU.

    (1) Journal of ... 1794-1795. _In_ South Dakota Historical
    Collections. Vol. VII, 1914. Pierre, S. D.

    WARREN, G. K.

    (1) Explorations in the Dacota Country, in the Year 1855.
    Washington, 1856.

    WHIPPLE, A. W.

    (1) Itinerary. _In_ Reports of Explorations and Surveys to Ascertain
    the Most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad from the
    Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean ... 1853-1854. Vol. III.
    Washington, 1856.

    WINSHIP, GEORGE P.

    (1) The Coronado Expedition, 1540-1542. _In_ Fourteenth Annual
    Report Bureau of Ethnology. Pt. 1. Washington, 1896.




SYNONYMY


  Accancea=Quapaw.
  Ahnahaways=Amahami.
  Alkansa=Quapaw.
  Archithinue=Blackfeet.
  Aricaree, Arickarees, Arikkaras=Arikara.
  Arkansa=Quapaw.
  Arwacahwas=Amahami.
  Asinepoet, Assinneboins=Assiniboin.
  Assonis=Caddo.
  Awachawi=Amahami.
  Big-bellied Indians=Atsina.
  Big Bellys=Hidatsa.
  Canzee=Kansa.
  Cenis=Caddo.
  Chayennes=Cheyenne.
  Chepewyans=Chipewyan.
  Chippeway=Chippewa.
  Cristinaux=Cree.
  Dacotahs=Dakota.
  Fall Indians=Atsina.
  Grosventre Indians, Grosventres, Gros Ventres of the Missouri=Hidatsa.
  Gros Ventres of the Prairie=Atsina.
  Huecos=Waco.
  Kansas, Kanzas, Kaws=Kansa.
  Knistenaux, Knisteneaux=Cree.
  Konsee, Konza, Konzas=Kansa.
  Machigamea=Michigamea.
  Maha=Omaha.
  Manitaries, Minatarres, Minnetarees=Hidatsa.
  Minnetarees of Fort de Prairie=Atsina.
  Naudowessies=Dakota.
  Nehetheway=Cree.
  Ogallallaha=Oglala.
  Ojibway=Chippewa.
  Omawhaw=Omaha.
  Osinipoilles=Assiniboin.
  Otoes, Ottoes=Oto.
  Ougapa=Quapaw.
  Pay-gans, Picaneaux, Piekann=Piegan.
  Poncara, Punca, Punka=Ponca.
  Quappa=Quapaw.
  Quivira=Wichita.
  Rapid Indians=Atsina.
  Ree, Ricaras, Riccaree, Rickarees, Rus=Arikara.
  Sak=Sauk.
  Sarsees=Sarsi.
  Saulteaux, Sautaux, Sauteaux, Sauteux=Chippewa.
  Sharha=Cheyenne.
  Shoe Indians=Amahami.
  Shoshonees=Shoshoni.
  Soulier Noir=Amahami.
  Stone Indians=Assiniboin.
  Sur-cees=Sarsi.
  Upsaroka=Crows.
  Waekoes, Wakos=Waco.
  Wattasoons=Amahami.
  Witchita=Wichita.
  Yanctonies=Yanktonai.
  Yanctons=Yankton.




EXPLANATION OF PLATES


The art of photography has made it possible to preserve a pictorial
record of the dwellings and other structures of native tribes beyond the
Mississippi, and many early photographs, together with drawings and
paintings by various artists, have been selected to illustrate the
present work.


PLATE 1

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Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the MississippiBushnell, David I. (David Ives)

History

Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the Mississippi

Bushnell, David I. (David Ives)

Algonquian Indians; Caddoan Indians; Indians of North America -- Dwellings; Siouan Indians

(1) The Yellowstone Expedition of 1863. _In_ Contributions to the
    Historical Society of Montana. Vol. I. Helena, 1876.

    TANNER, JOHN.

    (1) Narrative of the Captivity of. _See_ James, Edwin. (2).

    TOWNSEND, JOHN K.

    (1) Narrative of a Journey Across the Rocky Mountains. Philadelphia,
    1839.

    TRUDEAU.

    (1) Journal of ... 1794-1795. _In_ South Dakota Historical
    Collections. Vol. VII, 1914. Pierre, S. D.

    WARREN, G. K.

    (1) Explorations in the Dacota Country, in the Year 1855.
    Washington, 1856.

    WHIPPLE, A. W.

    (1) Itinerary. _In_ Reports of Explorations and Surveys to Ascertain
    the Most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad from the
    Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean ... 1853-1854. Vol. III.
    Washington, 1856.

    WINSHIP, GEORGE P.

    (1) The Coronado Expedition, 1540-1542. _In_ Fourteenth Annual
    Report Bureau of Ethnology. Pt. 1. Washington, 1896.




SYNONYMY


  Accancea=Quapaw.
  Ahnahaways=Amahami.
  Alkansa=Quapaw.
  Archithinue=Blackfeet.
  Aricaree, Arickarees, Arikkaras=Arikara.
  Arkansa=Quapaw.
  Arwacahwas=Amahami.
  Asinepoet, Assinneboins=Assiniboin.
  Assonis=Caddo.
  Awachawi=Amahami.
  Big-bellied Indians=Atsina.
  Big Bellys=Hidatsa.
  Canzee=Kansa.
  Cenis=Caddo.
  Chayennes=Cheyenne.
  Chepewyans=Chipewyan.
  Chippeway=Chippewa.
  Cristinaux=Cree.
  Dacotahs=Dakota.
  Fall Indians=Atsina.
  Grosventre Indians, Grosventres, Gros Ventres of the Missouri=Hidatsa.
  Gros Ventres of the Prairie=Atsina.
  Huecos=Waco.
  Kansas, Kanzas, Kaws=Kansa.
  Knistenaux, Knisteneaux=Cree.
  Konsee, Konza, Konzas=Kansa.
  Machigamea=Michigamea.
  Maha=Omaha.
  Manitaries, Minatarres, Minnetarees=Hidatsa.
  Minnetarees of Fort de Prairie=Atsina.
  Naudowessies=Dakota.
  Nehetheway=Cree.
  Ogallallaha=Oglala.
  Ojibway=Chippewa.
  Omawhaw=Omaha.
  Osinipoilles=Assiniboin.
  Otoes, Ottoes=Oto.
  Ougapa=Quapaw.
  Pay-gans, Picaneaux, Piekann=Piegan.
  Poncara, Punca, Punka=Ponca.
  Quappa=Quapaw.
  Quivira=Wichita.
  Rapid Indians=Atsina.
  Ree, Ricaras, Riccaree, Rickarees, Rus=Arikara.
  Sak=Sauk.
  Sarsees=Sarsi.
  Saulteaux, Sautaux, Sauteaux, Sauteux=Chippewa.
  Sharha=Cheyenne.
  Shoe Indians=Amahami.
  Shoshonees=Shoshoni.
  Soulier Noir=Amahami.
  Stone Indians=Assiniboin.
  Sur-cees=Sarsi.
  Upsaroka=Crows.
  Waekoes, Wakos=Waco.
  Wattasoons=Amahami.
  Witchita=Wichita.
  Yanctonies=Yanktonai.
  Yanctons=Yankton.




EXPLANATION OF PLATES


The art of photography has made it possible to preserve a pictorial
record of the dwellings and other structures of native tribes beyond the
Mississippi, and many early photographs, together with drawings and
paintings by various artists, have been selected to illustrate the
present work.


PLATE 1

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the Mississippi

Villages of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the Mississippi

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