Earles is one of the few who continue to practice these passed-down pottery traditions, which began to slip away as colonization displaced the Caddo tribe. The deep-rooted techniques Earles uses ...

Jereldine Redcorn is reviving her tribe's lost pottery tradition. Photo courtesy of NMAI Jereldine Redcorn (Caddo/Potawatomi) is one of two American Indian artists currently visiting the National ...

The storage room held 40 vessels, but only 26 were stolen. The pieces stolen were the best examples of Caddo Indian pottery. The Caddoan works were discovered in 1980 along the Red River in ...

He once heard of a top tribal elder, wheelchair-bound in his 90s, who was struck by emotion after seeing ancient Caddo pottery on display and learning of the rich pottery history of the tribe for ...

Redcorn has dedicated herself to reviving a lost pottery tradition of the Caddo people, an art that disappeared when the tribe was removed from the greater southern plains area (in today's ...