Caddo

The Caddo were a confederation of Native North American peoples in the area of the Red River in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.

Late 17th to early 19th century demanded several epidemics many fatalities.

1874, the remaining Caddo merged to form a single tribe, the Caddo Indian Tribe Unified. Today, the majority lives in Oklahoma.

Language

Spoken in

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The language Caddo in 1990 only spoken by about 140 of a total of 1800 Caddo. It is closely related to Pawnee, Wichita, and the extinct languages ​​Kitsai and Adai.

Native Americans in the United States 17th century Caddoan languages Pawnee people Adai people
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