Chief Washakie negotiated his nation's homeland — and kept it.
Still on the Wind River Reservation secured in 1868, shared since 1878 with the Northern Arapaho.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Eastern Shoshone — the shape you scrub through changes in 1200 · 1805 · 1868.
Covers the western tribes including Washakie's Shoshone and the Wind River era (broad context).
Bancroft Prize-winning history of the Great Basin's Native peoples — Utes, Shoshones, and Paiutes — amid Spanish, Mexican, and American empires.
Foundational anthropological study of Great Basin peoples, covering Ute band organization and territory — the primary scholarly baseline for Numic-speaking nations of the interior West.