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Caddo Indians: Where We Come from - Halaman 190
The Bidai chief, Gorgoritos, and three Bidai men had joined Bigotes while he was on his way to San Antonio, and on the recommendation of the Hasinai chief, Governor Ripperda gave the Bidai chief a king's medal. The association of Bigotes ...
Cecile Elkins Carter,
2001
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Tribal Names of the Americas: Spelling Variants and ... - Halaman 35
... People see Shapeinihkashina Becaes see Abihka Becancour [Lang] Eastern Algonquian (Hdbk15) Bedah-marek see Bidamarek Beddies see Bidai Bedees see Bidai Bedies see Bidai Be-don-ko-he (Hdbk10) Bedonkohe see Be-don-ko-he ...
Patricia Roberts Clark,
2009
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Historic Native Peoples of Texas
But, Tama said, Orobio would have to go to Nacogdoches to take the old Bidai Trail south to travel to the coast. Following Tama's advice, Orobio marched to the Spanish mission at Nacogdoches and then farther eastward to Los Adaes in ...
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The Native Population of the Americas in 1492 - Halaman 279
Bidai-500. Mooney apparently guessed at this figure, based on the following comments from Bolton: "We know that in the early eighteenth century there were several villages of this tribe southwest of the Nabedache, but figures are scarce.
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The Cradle of Texas Road: A Model of Cultural Integration ...
Bidai. and. the. Blue. Nun. Our story begins in the 1620s, before the Spanish had established a permanent presence in Texas. They were by then, though, rulers over New Mexico. During this time, Jumano Indians from West Texas traveled to ...
Robin Navarro Montgomery,
2013
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Indians of Oregon - Halaman 133
BIDAI An extinct tribe, the Bidai are supposed to have belonged to the Caddoan stock, whose villages were scattered over a wide area, but principally about Trinity River. Some were as far north as the Neches or beyond. A creek emptying into ...
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Atlas of the Indian Tribes of North America and the Clash ...
BIDAI At one time the Bidai were thought to be in an independent Atakapan linguistic stock with the Atakapa and Deadose, and probably the Opelousa of Louisiana, but the Atakapa have since been assigned to one family with the Chitimacha ...
Nicholas J. Santoro,
2009
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Saving the Big Thicket: From Exploration to Preservation, ...
The Gulf furnished them with both their primary diet and articles of value to barter with other tribes.6 The Bidai Indians, relatives of the Akokisa, lived primarily to the west of the Big Thicket along the western bank of the Trinity River. Their name ...
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Handbook of North American Indians: Languages - Halaman 308
Bidai was not mentioned in Powell (1891), but the Bidai area was mapped as Caddoan. Later, ethnohistorical information discovered by Bolton (1914a:374) led to the reclassification of Bidai as Attacapan (Swanton 1911:36, 363).
William C. Sturtevant,
1978
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A reconnaissance survey of the Trinity River basin, 1976 ...
the Deadose and Bidai were very closely allied with the Caddo and viewed the Caddo as their "kin" (Bolton l9l4:20). In this same regard, the Bidai are reported as "kin" to the Wichita groups - Tegua- cana (Tawakoni) and Yscanis (Bolton ...
Jeffrey J Richner, Bagot, Joe T.,
1978