Explore: Pawnee (indios)

with the Pawnee, another powerful tribe allied with the French. From the 1740s onward the Comanche raided the Pawnee for slaves and the Pawnee raided the

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sizable communities in Arvin, Bakersfield, Delano, El Monte, Fontana, Fresno, Indio, La Puente, Ontario, Oxnard, Riverside, Sacramento, San Bernardino, San

Creek Denton 3,177 2,501 x x x Paloma Creek South Denton 9,539 2,753 x x x Pawnee Bee 140 166 201 x x Pecan Acres Tarrant Wise 4,808 1,587 Pecan Grove Fort

4%) Clint (89.8%) Combes (77.6%) Estelline (51.7%) Lockney (58.7%) Los Indios (95.5%) Meadow (59.5%) Miller's Cove (85.2%) Plains (58.1%) Poth (57.1%)

filmed an episode of documentary series 4Real, in which he visited the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma, and remarked upon the progress they had made due largely

vistas". The Philadelphia Inquirer. Orgel, Paul (1996). Curt Cacioppo's Pawnee Preludes for Piano (DMA dissertation). Temple University/E. Boyer College

northern enemies, especially the Osage and the Pawnee. Ecueracapa was killed in 1793 in a battle with the Pawnee. The treaty essentially made Spanish New Mexico

interbreeding between Spanish and genízaros. Most genízaros were Navajo, Pawnee, Apache, Kiowa Apache, Ute, Comanche, and Paiute, who had been purchased

Imaginarios (in Spanish). Retrieved 21 November 2023. Gusinde, Martin. Los indios de Tierra del Fuego. Tomo primero volumen II. Los Selkʼnam (PDF) (in Spanish)