This work shows how the American Southern Plains peoples have spent the majority of their time in mutual support of one another rather than at war. It uses tribal oral histories to describe alliances before European inflitration, along with archive material, to illustrate attacks on the culture.

This work shows how the American Southern Plains peoples have spent the majority of their time in mutual support of one another rather than at war. It uses tribal oral histories to describe alliances before European inflitration, along with archive material, to illustrate attacks on the culture.