Robert S. Neighbors, the roughly 1,000 remaining Caddo established a village in 1847 at the federally managed Brazos Indian Reservation near present-day Graham. Conflict between the new Texans and ...

“It was definitely an experience being in one of the more complete Caddo ancient village sites,” he says. “Most of the other Caddo village sites are gone—bulldozed over, or roads or crops ...

ALTO, TEXAS— I dream about Caddo Mounds. As a youth, I visited the remains of the Puye Cliff Dwellings in New Mexico during ...

A Caddo village is settled on the fish’s back. Earles is also writing a book set to release next year called The River People. The three works he produced illustrate the book’s story ...

John Samuelsen hopes to solve the mystery of Crenshaw. The prehistoric Caddo village in southwest Arkansas has a burial ground that contains at least 114 human skulls and 238 additional jawbones.

“But with the pines gone it looks so different.” The site, located about 30 miles west of Nacogdoches, was home to a Caddo village for centuries. Most of them live in Oklahoma now, but they ...

When children see the Willow Chute Village diorama at the Bossier Parish ... said many children have no idea the Caddo Indians were the first inhabitants of the Red River area.

After a 5 year restoration an important prehistoric native site in Texas, the Caddo Mounds, has just reopened. It marks an important step in the state’s effort to preserve Caddo culture and history.

Among the things that this Caddo village has going for it is its simplicity: Three mounds, a garden, a conical grass replica dwelling, paths through an open prairie, some indications of later ...