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Jicarilla Apache Indians Profile |
Artifact Replicas|Jewelry|Clothing|Figurines|On Sale|New ProductsJicarilla Apache Indians Fact SheetThe Apache Indians are divided into six sub tribes. The Jicarilla Apache are one of these Apache tribes. In this section, you will find articles about the Jicarilla people, their history, and culture. Famous Jicarilla chiefs included Chief Garfield Velarde, Augustine Vigil, Huero Mundo, Chacon Official Tribal Name:Federally recognized indian tribe. Address: Phone: Fax: Email: Official Website: Common Name: Jicarilla ApacheTraditional Name:TindeMeaning of Traditional Name:Tinde = Alternate names:Querechos, Vaqueros Alternate spellings:Name in other languages:Mexican Spanish: Jicarilla, meaning = 'little basket' Navajo: Be'-xai, or Pex'-ge Mescalero: Kinya-inde Kiowa: Keop-tagui, meaning = 'mountain Apache' Picuris: Pi'-ke-e-wai-i-ne Mescalero: Tashi'ne Tesuque: Tu-sa-be' Pueblo: Apachu, meaning = 'enemy' Registered Population:Region:Southwest, PlainsState:Northern New Mexico, primarily.Parts of southeastern Colorado, adjoining areas of Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Also Chihuahua, Mexico First European contact:Their contacts with the Spaniards began with Coronado in 1540 to 1542, perhaps as the Querechos, whom the later Spanish explorers called Vaqueros. Bands / Population at Contact:Language Classification:Language Dialects:Number of fluent Speakers:Tribal Enrollment Requirements:Tribal Flag:Tribal Emblem:Related Tribes:The Jicarilla Apache are one of the six sub-tribes of the Apache tribe. The others are the Chiricahua, Mescalero, Lipans, Plains Apache, and Western Apache. The seventh Apachean group, the Navajo, are now considered as a separate tribe. Origins:Traditional Territory:Original Reservation:Current Reservations:Jicarilla Apache Reservation, New Mexico Traditional Allies:Traditional Enemies:Bands / Clans:Within the Jicarilla Apache are smaller groups called bands that claimed certain areas as their original homes. Llanero (Plains Dwellers), a.k.a. Eastern Jicarilla Ollero (Mountain Dwellers) a.k.a. Northern Jicarilla Dachizhozhin: site of the present Jicarilla Reservation. Golkahin: south of Taos Pueblo. Ketsilind: south of Taos Pueblo. Apatsiltlizhihi: Mora. Saitinde: around what is now Espanola. Societies:Historical Social Structure:Burial / Funeral Customs:Marriage/Wedding Customs:Creation Beliefs / Religion:Religion TodayHistorical Clothing:Historical Dwellings:Historical Foods / Wildcrafting:Subsistence / Industry Today:Sacred Places:Ceremonies / Dances:Crafts:Historical Weapons and Tools:Historical Political OrganizationGovernment Today:Famous Contemporary People:Historical Leaders:Famous Mescalero Apache chiefs included Chief Tall Bearded Iris, San Juan , José Cito, Intschu-tschuna, Winnetou, Nicholas, Victorio, and Nautzile (a.k.a. Cow, Noel Morehead, Naut'zilli and John Smith). Catastrophic Events:Treaties:History:Jicarilla Apache Timeline In the News:Further Reading:Jicarilla Apache Indians Art Print Buy at AllPosters.com Framed Mounted |
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Apache chastity and marriage Apache customs regarding courtship, marriage and divorce. Wives and burial place of Geronimo A detailed list of all the wives of Gernonimo and his burial place. Why do we yell "Geronimo"? Learn the legend behind this phrase. Apache tribal amusements, manners, and customs As explained by Geronimo in the telling of his life story.
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