Kiowa Tribe Research Paper

The kiowa tribe was a tribe of indians that originated in the northern plains of Canada. After their time in Canada they had to migrate south a very long way to Oklahoma and Texas which is located in North America. The Kiowa were mainly located around the Texas panhandle. The Texas panhandle is made up of western Oklahoma and northeast New Mexico.hunters. The Kiowa tribe was allies with the Comanche indians who lived in the same general area. The Kiowa tribe was a tribe of native american Indians, that traveled a long way to get to where they had to be.
The Kiowas were located in western Oklahoma, southwestern Kansas, and the Texas Panhandle for a very long time. The Kiowas were also located in parts of south and north Canada. Canada is where

the Kiowas came to america from. The Main place the Kiowas were located was in Oklahoma. Between 1848 and 1868 the Kiowas expanded their territory north and west into central Kansas and southeastern Colorado(Kracht,”Kiowas”). The Kiowas had members in many destinations.
The men were all warriors who looked after the camp, always on lookout in case of a sudden raid from another tribe They sat around the camp and smoked, while they watched and patrolled, and they kept an eye on the little children. The women had a lot different role in the camp. The women did stuff like tanning hides, drying strips of meat, cooking, sewing clothing, foraging for roots and fruits and nuts, taking care of the dogs, setting up the tipi or taking it down and packing bedding, directing slaves and young children in moving the horses to pasture, and caring for infants in the cradleboards. When it was necessary to move, the women could be ready to move in as few as thirty minutes. Children, puppies, and the ill were put on the travois with the gentle horses that the women used(Mayhall, "KIOWA INDIANS,"). As different as the roles between the men and women were they both helped a ton. Without the contribution from both the camps would have failed, or been raided much easier causing more deaths to the people of the campground.