Lewis and Clark Among the IndiansAn ethnohistorical examination of the constant interactions between Native Americans and the explorers of the Lewis and Clark expedition. |
Contents
The Voyage BeginsI | 1 |
The Teton Confrontation27 | 27 |
3 | 42 |
The Mandan Winter67 | 67 |
Lewis and Clark as Plains Ethnographers113 | 113 |
Across the Divide133 | 133 |
Down the Columbia163 | 163 |
The Clatsop Winter181 | 181 |
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American Arikara Arikara chief Arikara villages Assiniboins bands Biddle Notes Black Buffalo Black Cat Blackfeet Borgne Brulé Cameahwait camp Camp Dubois canoes captains Charbonneau Cheyenne Chinook Chinookans Clark expedition Clatsop Columbia corn Corps of Discovery council cultural Dalles delegation diplomacy diplomatic Drouillard earth lodges ethnographic expedition's explorers fear Flathead Fort Clatsop Fort Mandan friendly Gass gifts guns Hidatsa Hidatsa chiefs Hidatsa villages horses hunting Ibid Jefferson Journal journey Jusseaume Kakawissassa keelboat later Lemhi Lewis and Clark Lewis's Lolo Trail Louis Mandan and Hidatsa Mandan chief Mandan villages medals Mitutanka mountains nation native neighbors Nez Perce North West Company Northwest offered Omaha Ordway Otos party Piegans political raid record River villages Sacagawea salmon seemed Sheheke Shoshoni Skilloot Tabeau Tabeau's Narrative talk Teton Sioux tion tobacco trade tribes Truteau Twisted Hair Upper Missouri upriver Walulas warriors western winter women wrote Yankton