The buffalo lords of the Yellowstone, holding their ground between Lakota and Blackfeet.
The Apsáalooke Nation keeps language, clans and Crow Fair strong; the Little Bighorn battlefield lies on Crow land.
The atlas holds 2 border frames for Crow (Apsáalooke) — the shape you scrub through changes in 1550 · 1868.
The classic ethnography of Crow society, religion and life on the Yellowstone.
Maps the northern-plains power struggle in which the Crow held their ground between Lakota and Blackfeet (broad regional context).
A primary-source oral history of the Crow Nation told through the voice of Pretty Shield, a medicine woman who witnessed the end of the buffalo era — one of the earliest extended first-person accounts by a Crow woman.