Caddo people

The Caddo people are a Native American tribe historically inhabiting parts of present-day Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana. They are known for their rich cultural traditions, intricate pottery, and mound-building practices. Traditionally, the Caddo were agricultural, cultivating crops like corn, beans, and squash, and they lived in organized villages with communal houses. They also engaged in trade with neighboring tribes. Today, the Caddo people continue to preserve their heritage through language, ceremonies, and cultural events, maintaining a strong sense of identity and connection to their ancestral lands.