Plains people whose oral tradition and linguistic ties trace them to the Fremont-culture Southwest before their 17th-18th century migration onto the Southern Plains alongside the Comanche.
A living nation: the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma, headquartered at Carnegie, remains federally recognized with over 12,000 citizens.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Kiowa — the shape you scrub through changes in 450 · 1791 · 1868.
The standard scholarly history of the Kiowa from their Rocky Mountain origins through the reservation era.
A Pulitzer-winning Kiowa author's blend of tribal history, myth, and memoir tracing the Kiowa migration from the Yellowstone country to the Southern Plains.
Alice Marriott's classic retelling of Kiowa history from 1847 to 1944 through the tribe's own oral accounts and calendar keepers.