The Caddo Indians of Louisiana

The Caddo Indians of Louisiana, published in 1978 by Clarence H. Webb, provides a comprehensive historical account of the Caddo Indians, who have inhabited northwestern Louisiana since A.D. 800-900. The book examines their cultural heritage, social organization, and interactions with European settlers, detailing significant archaeological sites and periods of Caddoan culture, including the Alto, Bossier, and Belcher Focuses. It highlights the impact of European contact on the Caddo people and emphasizes the continuity of their cultural identity into the present day.