Absaraka: Home of the Crow

Abula: Crow's House Margaret Carrington This book was written by Colonel Henry B. Carrington, Philip Kearney's wife, Margaret Carrington (1831-1870). My wife The novel was written in her own magazine, and I went to the outpost and told the time to return to Laramie. This book was originally used as a guide for future travelers on the road in Virginia city and was done in the same way. She introduced direct information about the problem encountered in Kearney Fort from 1857 to 1867.

This short book provides a good overview of the people of Ravens and their identity in modern times. It was written by a respected Crow Nation member. If you want to know the real situation of crow's people, I can not think of a better book. There are several other wonderful books, but this book has many historical backgrounds, religious views, and many personal stories that have been handed down. For example, he talked about the wonderful immigrants of his people, how they started as a northeastern forest tribe, and about how they were bound for nearly a hundred years towards the west until they find the land they call their hometown I will talk to you. He talked about how they changed their lives with tea and how they adopted horses (he said they would not use horses before moving to the west)

One historian believes that the early house of the ancestral tribe of Crow-Hidatsa was located near the source of northern Mississippi or the Mississippi in Wisconsin; others placed them in the Winnipeg area of ​​Manitoba It was. Later, people moved to the Devil's Lake area in North Dakota, the crows separated from Hidasa and moved to the west. The bulk of the crow was pushed to the west due to Siou's invasion and influx. Sioux was pushed by the westerly wind as the Europeans expanded. When established in the tributary of Yellowstone Valley and Montana State and the Northern Plain of Wyoming Province, the crows will eventually be divided into three groups. Mountain crow, Raven river, and abdominal kick. They used to be semi-nomadic hunters and farmers in forest areas in the northeast and used the Indian nomads' lifestyle as hunters, collectors, and hunting bisons. Prior to 1700, I used dogs to carry items.

Crow's lady is the family's responsibility. In addition to cooking and cleaning, a woman's crow built her house and disassembled it when the tribes moved. Ravens are hunters and warriors who feed and protect their families. A woman in the crow, especially a widow may even fight men and become the chief, but this is rare. Both men and women are involved in storytelling, art and music, and traditional medicine. Like other mediocre Indian tribes, crows live in a high conical buffalo house called Sharp Corn (or Teepy). As the crow 's tribe often moves like following a flock of buffaloes, the tip must be carefully designed to install and disassemble as quickly as a modern tent. Pack the entire crow village and you can prepare to move forward within an hour. This is a picture of another state-of-the-art native American house.