Caddo Indian Memorial, at the site of a former tribal burial ground on the outskirts of Norman (population 378), offers visitors a nearly quarter-mile stroll down a rectangular walking path.

Dressed in a simple black dress shirt that’s offset by a brightly colored Thunderbird pendant and a turquoise watch and ring, Davis said the Adai Caddo remain a vibrant and thriving community today.

Centuries before European settlement, the Caddo Indians established farming villages in what would become East Texas, where they no doubt welcomed the annual return of purple martins. Imagine a ...

Caddo Mounds State Historic Site, located about 30 miles west of Nacogdoches, is one of the few places in Texas where one can conjure those sorts of visions about Native Americans.. While I'm no ...

NORMAN -- Before white Europeans began arriving, and before they brought their first black African slaves, the Caddo were prominent among the American Indian nations inhabiting today's Arkansas.

ROBELINE, La. (AP) - Outside the Adai Indian Nation Cultural Center in Robeline, two teepees emblazoned with paintings of lightning bolts and Indian warriors stretch to the sky - reminders of the ...