The most populous southeastern nation (~20,000), core ally of French Louisiana from 1699.
Territory essentially intact in 1800; major land cessions only began with Fort Adams (1801) and the removal era.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Choctaw — the shape you scrub through changes in 1600 · 1801 · 1831.
A study of the coalescence of the Choctaw nation, 1500-1700.
An overview of Choctaw culture and history.
By an enrolled Choctaw Nation citizen, dual-narrating the 1738 assassination of Choctaw chief Red Shoes in colonial Mississippi alongside a 1991 murder in the modern Choctaw Nation, anchoring it to the historical Choctaw record.