Tag
indigenous heritage
3 Porch Notes tagged “indigenous heritage,” from counties across Colorado.
History and culture - Archuleta County
This was Ute homeland, and it still is Ute country
Archuleta County lies within long-held Ute homeland, and the 1873 Brunot Agreement is part of the difficult history of how those lands changed hands.
Read note ->History and culture - Larimer County
A 1914 pack trip recorded Arapaho place names near Estes Park
In 1914, Arapaho men joined a Colorado Mountain Club pack trip through the Estes Park region so Arapaho place names and trails could be recorded, work later published as 'Arapaho Names and Trails.'
Read note ->History and culture - La Plata County
The town of Ignacio and the Southern Ute heritage around it
Ignacio, in southern La Plata County, is named for the Ute leader Chief Ignacio and sits at the heart of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe's homeland — history best learned from the Tribes themselves.
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