The Ozuna Library celebrates Native American Heritage Month with a poster exhibit titled: The Caddo from Texas Parks and Wildlife. This poster exhibit highlights the history and culture of the Caddo tribe. The exhibit will be on display October 27- November 29, 2025 during the Ozuna Library’s hours of operation.
Exhibit feedback is welcome via the exhibit survey.
Caddo Connections : Cultural Interactions Within and Beyond the Caddo World
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This up-to-date archaeological synthesis highlights current perspectives on Caddo origins and cultural elaborations in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. Throughout, the authors explore the role of interactions among Caddo communities as well as between the Caddo Area and the Southeast, southern Plains, and Southwest.
Caddo Landscapes in the East Texas Forests
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Caddo archaeological landscapes in the East Texas forests -- Everyday things : the character of prehistoric and Early Historic Caddo ceramics -- Environmental setting and paleoenvironmental changes -- The beginnings of Caddo groups and communities c. AD 850-1200 -- Caddo dispersion across the East Texas forests c. AD 1200-1400 -- The full flowering of Caddo communities in East Texas c. AD 1400-1680 / with contributions by Robert L. Cast and Ross C. Fields -- Caddo peoples and communities in East Texas at the time of European colonization, c. AD 1680-1838 / with contributions by Robert L. Cast and Tom Middlebrook -- The Future of Caddo archaeology -- Appendix 1. Key Caddo sites to visit in the East Texas forests.
Traditions of the Caddo
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Caddo Indians—Folklore
Caddo mythology
The Caddo of Texas
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The Caddo Confederacies played an important role in the history of Texas. They united many of the American Indian groups living around them through a complex trade network. When the Europeans encountered the Caddo in 1541, they found settled, successful farmers. In this book readers will learn of Caddo traditions, their encounters with Europeans, struggles with the United States, and how they have reclaimed their culture.
With permission from Texas Parks & Wildlife.
With permission from Texas Parks & Wildlife.
With permission from Texas Parks & Wildlife.
With permission from Texas Parks & Wildlife.
With permission from Texas Parks & Wildlife.
With permission from Texas Parks & Wildlife.
With permission from the TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION