Apache History
Apache history in New Mexico and Arizona. Oral histories, pioneer stories, ceremonies, famous people and maps.
An Apache Indian Medicine Dance
A description of two medicine feasts conducted in 1898 by the Apache Indian woman, Sotli, on the Jicarilla reservation.
A description of two medicine feasts conducted in 1898 by the Apache Indian woman, Sotli, on the Jicarilla reservation.
Apache Indian Men
Brief bios of Grandfather Goodah, Nochedelklinne, Naiche, and Goyathlay (Geronimo).
Brief bios of Grandfather Goodah, Nochedelklinne, Naiche, and Goyathlay (Geronimo).
Apache Indian Women
Brief bios of Maa-ya-ha, Gouyen, and Lozen.
Brief bios of Maa-ya-ha, Gouyen, and Lozen.
Apaches Visit the Zunis
Online historical book. Article by Herbert C. Dorr. The Indian Miscellany, edited by William Wallace Beach, published 1877.
Online historical book. Article by Herbert C. Dorr. The Indian Miscellany, edited by William Wallace Beach, published 1877.
Geronimo (Goyathlay)
Includes a brief biography, quotes, and picture.
Includes a brief biography, quotes, and picture.
Jicarilla Apache Indian History
Brief overview of the history of the Jicarilla Apache.
Brief overview of the history of the Jicarilla Apache.
Map of Ndee
Map of Apache lands, 19th century and today. From Ernestine Cody, Peabody Museum.
Map of Apache lands, 19th century and today. From Ernestine Cody, Peabody Museum.
Territory
1858 to 1861 account of the Apache Indian territory, A MUST READ! The Marvellous Country by Samuel Woodworth Cozzens, 1876.
1858 to 1861 account of the Apache Indian territory, A MUST READ! The Marvellous Country by Samuel Woodworth Cozzens, 1876.