Crow Country Legends Told by An Old Crow Chief
An aged Crow chief recounts origin myths and migrations, describing the Crow homeland, the Sun’s blessing, the split with the Gros Ventres, the arrival of horses, and the first tobacco tale. He cites Arapooash and provides insights into Crow place names and early tribe history.
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