A growing body of evidence suggests she might have survived into old age — which would entirely change the story of America’s ...

From the time she was captured by a Hidatsa war party, though, Sacagawea lived on the northern plains - where the Hidatsa, Mandan and Arikara tribes had immense villages. It was there that she ...

On the morning of July 25, 1805, the advance party of the Corps of Discovery reached the last of the expected landmarks as described to them by the Hidatsa Indians at their winter camp of 1804-05 ...

The Hidatsa have an origin story involving Bird Woman, a relative of the Hidatsa, that non-Indians dismiss as a myth, said Calvin Grinnell, a historian who works to preserve the culture of the ...

Hidatsa oral history says Sacagawea, an interpreter and guide on the journey, was a member of that tribe, a claim disputed by many.

Gerard Baker, a Hidatsa Indian and superintendent of Mount Rushmore National Memorial, put together the Corps of Discovery II to travel the Lewis and Clark Trail Roberta Conner, Umatilla tribal member ...

The cooks also talked briefly but respectfully about Buffalo Bird Woman, a Hidatsa who lived from about 1839 to 1932 and did much to preserve the tribe's centuries-old gardening traditions.