Lords of the lower Missouri — who bought their own reservation and struck oil beneath it.
The Osage Nation at Pawhuska; the mineral estate still held in common after the Reign of Terror of the 1920s.
The atlas holds 4 border frames for Osage Nation — the shape you scrub through changes in 1300 · 1673 · 1825 · 1872.
On the Osage oil wealth and the 1920s Reign of Terror.
An ethnographic study of Osage culture and history.
Era sweeper covering the long history of indigenous resistance to colonialism across North America; contextualizes the Chichimeca War within the broader pattern of Spanish-indigenous conflict.
Pulitzer-finalist novel set among the Osage during the 1920s Oklahoma oil-murders ("Reign of Terror") era; Linda Hogan is Chickasaw, not Osage, so this is a place/era fit rather than own-nation authorship — noting honestly (David Grann's nonfiction 'Killers of the Flower Moon' on the same events was excluded per spec).