From the ancient cliff dwellings at Bandelier National Monument to the windswept peaks of Acoma Pueblo, Austin Peay State ...

The fort was the U.S. Army’s focus of operations against the Chiricahua Apache tribe in the 1800s, serving as home to nearly 400 soldiers, officers, workers and their family in the 1800s.

They came upon a group of Chiricahua Apaches who fed them. When she discovered her brother among the Chiricahuas, Mrs. Stanley decided to stay with him, particularly since her cousin had married ...

Geronimo is one of the many Chiricahua Apache leaders who fought to preserve the culture and the lifestyle of their people in the late 1800s. He fought both the Mexican and U.S. governments in the ...

Culture Chiricahua Apache Biographical Note Nana, also called Nanay, Na-na, Kas-tziden ("Broken Foot") or Haškɛnadɨltla ("Angry, He is Agitated"), (circa 1806- 1896) was a warrior of the Chihenne band ...

After Frank Leyva was listed on the Mescalero Apache census in 1885, his presence at Mescalero is sporadic in the available records. But he reappeared at Fort Sill to escort his aging mother, Ishno'n, ...

Marian Kaulaity Hansson, Kiowa, Oklahoma, models a dance shawl she created in front of an Indian Craft Shop mural painted by the late artist Allan Hauser, Chiricahua Apache, born Allan Capron ...

Mickey Free was born Felix Telles in the late 1840’s. What followed was a grave mistake that led to 25 years of intense warfare between the United States and the Chiricahua Apaches.

Yet, they carried their Apache spirit in language, song, and ceremony — often taught in secret, in arroyos at night, or whispered in the safety of their homes. Elder Juan Rojelio remembered how, as a ...

The release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement marks one of the final steps toward transferring Oak Flat to Resolution Copper.