Tribal Name provides a brief but informative overview of the origin and significance of the tribal name "Quapaw" to our people. We explain how the name comes from our own name for ourselves, which means "downstream people" in our native language, and how it reflects our connection to the land and the importance of the river to our way of life. The content is presented in a simple and easy-to-read format, with subheadings and short paragraphs that organize the information effectively. We hope this resource offers a useful insight into our history and cultural identity for those interested in learning more about the Quapaw Nation.
Provides information about the original allottees of the Quapaw Nation. It describes the history and significance of these individuals, who were assigned parcels of land under the Dawes Act in the early 1900s. The page explains the impact of allotment on the Quapaw Nation and discusses ongoing efforts to preserve the legacy of the original allottees. Visitors can learn about the tribe's cultural and historical connection to the land and the important role that the original allottees played in shaping the Quapaw Nation's identity.