Silverhorn target record book- Kathy's great grandfather
Silverhorn (aka Silver Horn) was a famous Kiowa artist (amongst other
things). This and the next link takes you to some of his works that
the Smithsonian Institute has graciously placed online :)
Silverhorn Calendar drawings-Kiowa's Kept a calendar
history, which is a study in itself, this link takes you to some of
Silverhorns calendar drawings. also brought to you by the
Smithsonian Institute.
Vanishing Link- A movie about the Kiowa's . Got it
today!!!(12-17-04) is an interesting movie, has some footage of my
Relatives, Grandpa Max Silverhorn and Atwater Onco, and if you
look quick enough during Grandpa Max's session you can see my
cousin Charlie Silverhorn . Is a lot about our oral traditions and being
Kiowa. If you get a chance , see this movie :)
Zotigh.com- Dedicated to the descendants of Harry Hall.
Interesting site for a family deep in tradition.
Saynday's Homepage- Another fellow Kiowa's page (Trevor
Torralba) . With poetry, jokes, and much more. Be sure to check My
fellow Kiowa's pages :)
A fellow Kiowa's site- This site belongs to one of Stumbling
Bear's Great-Great-Great-Great Grandson (great work on your family
tree)
Kiowa Storys -Hugh Lenox scott, a career cavalry officer, was
stationed to Ft. Sill in 1892 and commanded Troop L, seventh
cavalry, an all indian unit comprised of Kiowa, Comanche, and
Apache. During his years he amassed story's from the native's and
here are a few Kiowa stories he had.
Kiowa Lands- A nicely informative site. With "some" good
information concerning Kiowa history (tho i personally wouldn't take
everything written as fact :) and some of the books listed are good
too, i.e. Carbine and Lance, A Calender History of the Kiowa Indians,
and of course Kiowa Voices is a must to add to the reading list on
Kiowa Indians.