Turkey beards were used for some of the vertical elements of traditional Osage hair roaches. |
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The first removal of the Kickapoos was to the State of Missouri, living there on the Osage River. |
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It was very prosaic-no trees except a few around the farmhouse and a row of Osage oranges that farmers planted as a fence line 100 years ago. |
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Another very interesting member of the mulberry family is the Osage orange. |
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For example, the Osage, Pawnee, Arikaras, Mandans, Wichitas, and Caddoans remained in permanent farming settlements. |
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Another wealthy tribe, the 16,000-strong Osage in Oklahoma, owns the rights to one of the richest oil and gas fields in the state. |
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Currently, about twenty tribal members out of eighteen thousand can speak Osage fluently. |
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The name comes from the Osage Indians of that region, who, like other Native Americans, valued the tree for its wood. |
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Defeated in a war with the Sauk and Fox in 1798, the remnants of the Missouri scattered to live with the Osage, the Kansa, and the Oto. |
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Like the Osage and the Kansa, Iowa warriors wore their hair in a scalp lock decorated with deer hair. |
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Its most elaborate development, however, was in the central Plains ritual of the Pawnee and the neighbouring Omaha, Iowa, Ponca, and Osage. |
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As of the time of publication, an additional prosecution is ongoing, related to Project Osage in Toronto. |
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If you speak Osage, you can understand after a little while, Ponca. |
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Osage is a Siouan language of the Southern Plains. Only a handful of elders still speak the Osage language today, but some young people are trying to learn. |
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From there, he led groups of Kansa and Osage to scout for Spanish garrisons. |
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The construction of Osage and Wichita houses was similar to that of the wickiup of the Northeast. |
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Much of the oil was discovered on land whose mineral rights were owned by members of the Osage Nation under a system of headrights. |
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The Ozark region, characterized by many underground streams and springs, is drained by the Osage, Gasconade, White, and Black rivers. |
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The critical response was more muted for Osage, including the Guardian's own verdict. |
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In May 1985, city police assisted by the Feds firebombed MOVE's Osage Avenue home, incinerating eleven people, five of them children, and burning down an entire black neighborhood in the process. |
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Two additional prosecutions that were ongoing in 2009-10 were Project Osage in Toronto and R. v. Thambithurai, a terrorist financing prosecution in British Columbia. |
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The dwellings of the Osage were oval in ground plan, composed of upright poles arched over on top, interlaced with horizontal withes, and covered with mats or skins. |
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Proud of their heritage as Occitanians and determined to revive that culture they saw a perfect beginning to have an exchange between the people of Occitania and the Osage tribe of Oklahoma. |
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Martin mounted the pen sets on the wood of Maclura pomifera, known as Osage orange. |
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In my left hand I held a long-bow I'd carefully crafted from an Osage orange tree. |
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Languages that use the Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Coptic, Armenian, Adlam, Warang Citi, Cherokee, and Osage scripts use letter cases in their written form as an aid to clarity. |
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He grew up on a farm, and after he finished his morning chores he would race off to the pasture and sling arrows at hedge apples hanging from an Osage orange tree. |
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