4.6K views · 58 reactions | Discover the Sacred History of Caddo...

397K views · 10K reactions | Caddo Lake, Texas #caddolake #txchron #texas | Texas Chronicles: History, Mystery and Adventure | Facebook

325K views · 5.9K reactions | The Caddo River gets its name from the Caddo Nation Indigenous people who once called this region home. Now, above these waters, a rusted out swinging bridge watches over weekend floaters and slow drifts. The contrast is wild and kind of beautiful. | Cody & Kellie | Facebook

18 reactions · 3 comments | This is an original Caddo chief, an Indian from East Texas. As you can see, he looks like he could be anybody's daddy, grandfather, uncle, or brother today. Your history, your blood ties, are right here in the wilderness of North America. We are the Aboriginal people here in the wilderness of North America. End of story! @highlight #FBA #FREEDMEN #aboriginal #america | Lovell Carter | Facebook

Caddo Life: Hunter-Gatherer Wisdom and Agricultural Trade-offs By K. Brad Barfield The history of the Caddo people in the Felsenthal region offers a profound lens through which to examine one of humanity’s most consequential transitions: the shift from mobile hunter-gatherer lifeways to more settled agricultural systems. Some perspectives suggest that the original hunter-gatherer foundation of Caddo culture may have represented the best deal in human history—a life physically demanding, yet rich