- The
Taensa (also
Taënsas, Tensas, Tensaw, and
Grands Taensas in French) were a
Native American people whose settlements at the time of
European contact...
- Bienville,[citation needed] the
Taensa had
moved from
Louisiana to Alabama. Also
referred to as the Tensas, Tensaw, and
grands Taensas (in French[citation needed])...
- Ponca,[citation needed]
Quapaw (possibly),
Seminole (broad origins),
Taensas, Tunicas, Yamasee, Yazoos, and Yuchi.[citation needed]
Scholars have studied...
-
Avoyel pe****
Taensas in 1699. However, they are a
different group than the Natchez–speaking
Taensa, whom the
French called the
grand Taensas. The Avoyel...
- Zuni
Alsea Atakapa Chimariko Chitimacha Esselen Natchez Salinan Siuslaw Taensa Takelma Tawasa Timucua Tonkawa Tunica Yana
Yuchi Mixed or
trade Languages...
- 1818 John Sibley,
physician and
agent to
Louisiana tribes included the
Taensas Lawrie Tatum,
Indian agent at Fort Sill
Agency to the
Kiowa and Comanche...
- County, Alabama. The name "Tensaw" is
derived from the
historic indigenous Taensa people. It is a
distributary of the
Mobile River,
about 41
miles (66 km)...
-
Natchez Holly Bluff Jaketown Jordan Julice Mangum Mazique Medora Mott
Natchez Taensa Pocahontas Routh Scott Place Sims
Transylvania Venable Winterville Caddoan...
- is St. Joseph. The name
Tensas is
derived from the
historic indigenous Taensa people. The
parish was
founded in 1843
following Indian Removal. The parish...
-
Plaquemine culture is
considered ancestral to the
historic Natchez and
Taensa peoples,
whose descendants encountered Europeans in the
colonial era. By...
