The Karankawa of Texas

The Texas coast was home to one of the most misunderstood peoples of North America--the Karankawa. Made up of five different tribes who shared a common language and cultural traditions, the Karankawa are often regarded as a warlike, violent tribe. This reputation, however, is only a small piece of the story of this extinct culture. This book explores the history and traditions of this intriguing tribe of Native Americans.

Library Bound Book List: $32.93 / S&L: $24.70

Reading Level: 4

Interest Level: 3-6

Product type : Library Bound Book
ISBN : 978-1-4042-2870-2
Author : Greg Roza
Copyright : 2005
Language : English
Category : States, American History
Pages : 64
Dewey : 976.4
ATOS : 6.9
ARPoints : 1
Subject : States, American History
Binding : Library
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