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Apache Tribe History: A Journey Through Time
A narrative overview of Apache history, from debated northern origins and Southwest homelands through colonial rule, war, reservations and today's separate nations.
History and Conflict
Long views and timelines of Apache history.
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A narrative overview of Apache history, from debated northern origins and Southwest homelands through colonial rule, war, reservations and today's separate nations.
The title repeats the word Apache by mistake. This article explains why Apache is many nations, not one tribe, and what has endured across their histories.
A reference list of well documented dates in Apache history, from Spanish New Mexico to the 1913-1914 Fort Sill release, with uncertain dates marked approximate.
A timeline of later twentieth and twenty-first century milestones for Apache nations in sovereignty, language work and cultural institutions, with pointers to official sites.
Apache peoples are not descendants of the Ancestral Puebloans. This article corrects that idea and explains Apache and Pueblo trade, conflict, alliance and shared places.
A group-by-group history of the Western Apache, Chiricahua, Mescalero, Jicarilla, Lipan and Plains Apache from early records to today, showing how their paths diverged.
A timeline of reservation-era and early twentieth century milestones for Apache nations, from reservation creation through constitutions and the 1913-1914 Fort Sill release.
Apache history told by landscape, from the southern Plains to the mountains and deserts of Arizona and New Mexico, showing how place shaped livelihoods and each era.
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