An envisioning of a Caddo village in East Texas, ca. 1100 CE. Living in sprawling, organized communities, the Caddo Native Americans were an agriculturally-centered society renowned for their prowess as basket weavers, farmers, and makers of pottery. Moreover, their proximity to natural salt deposits made them experts in salt making and refining, and with the advent of European settlers and explorers in North America, the Caddo rose to prominence as guides to salt deposits and as traders of the mineral resource. | Creator: George S. Nelson | Source: https://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/tejas/fundamentals/life.htmlDownload Original File
