The miniature stars and stripes of the blue field symbolizes America. The Plains Indian tribes called the Pawnee "Wolves" because of their cunning and
In the late 1970’s, as other Indian nations in northeast Oklahoma were developing and displaying tribal flags, it was decided that the Quapaw Tribe needed a flag as well.
The term "pueblo" means village in Spanish. For Native Americans it has been applied to those villages that have one special type of architecture, the multi-family, multi-story structures employed by
No official flag is known to exist for the bands of the Miwok people that are the most inland representatives of their
Located in west central Oklahoma is the "Historic Trust Area" of the Wichita Nation, now known by their indigenous name the Kitikit-ees.
The Yankton Sioux reside on a reservation of aaround 37,000 acres (AID, 43) is South Dakota near the southeastern corner of the state and bordering the state of
Much of the early history of the Washoe has been lost but conjecture is that they originated among the coastal tribes of California and either migrated of were forced to move east to the areas
Located in southwestern Washington State is the 1,130,000 acres reservation that is home to the Yakima or Yakama Indian Nation (AID,
Located in north central Oregon, just south of Mount Hood is the 644,000 acres (AID, 38) Warm Springs Reservation. This reservation is home to eight bands from three separate tribes that function as
The United Sioux Tribes, based in Pierre, SD, is not actually a tribe, but a development corporation composed of eleven member
The Keetoowah Cherokee are a separate political entity, separate from the Cherokee Nation although both are based in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. The Keetoowah are federally recognized as a separate
The Tunica and Biloxi Indians have lived on their reservation near Marksville, Louisiana, for over two centuries, during which the tribes, though speaking completely different languages,
With about 3,373 members owning a little under 11,000 (NAA, 286) acres north of Seattle, Washington, the Tulalip tribes constitute one of the many small tribes that are part of the coastal Salish
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