Very deep are the Native American roots in our landscape, and widespread are their contributions to Texas and national culture, geography, art, science and technology. Advertisement ...

Explore Texas through art, culture and history. Story by HELLO! ... (Native American, Mexican, Spanish and American); Oktoberfest in Fredericksburg and Wurstfest in New Braunfels, ...

Two art exhibitions honor the Indigenous people of North Texas. “Yahvlane & Ha Įlè - Art without Borders,” organized by AT&T Discovery District in Dallas and C2, an art advisory firm with ...

For years, Salazar has worked with his current organization, the South Texas Alliance of Indigenous People, to devise a Native American-focused art installation for the site that would pay tribute ...

But census data shows Texas is home to the fifth largest Native American population in the country. In fact, North Texas alone is home to more than 220,000 people who list it as at least part of ...

One of Texas' largest and most remote ranches is now up for ... Historic Texas ranch with 3,000-year-old cave rock art hits the market. ... The cave is home to ancient Native American pictographs, ...

But for many Native Americans, Texas has turned a blind eye on its Native American history. To them, the lack of federal recognition of native tribes leads many non-natives to believe that ...

In our series on the arts and the economy, we take a look at how hit shows like "Yellowstone" and "1883" are a major reason behind the $200 million incentive.

This reassessment starts at the top. For the first time in it’s history, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York showcases Native works in its American Wing which dates back to 1924.. Art of ...

South Texas' shortage of sacred psychedelic drug impacts Native American Church The Native American Church, which has about 400,000 members in North America, has long used peyote in ceremonies as ...

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