shoshone

Upon request from the Fort McDermitt Pauite Shoshone Tribe, EPA Emergency Response conducted an additional site visit in November 2009.

The Eastern Shoshone were, at the time of early European contact, in Alberta.

To give an example of metaphor: many Native American tribes besides the Lemhi Shoshone have stories that claim Sacagawea as one of their own.

If you're ever near Death Valley, the tiny town of Shoshone has an awesome (and free) town museum with some surprising local fossils, including local camel tracks.

Wiki: The Comanche emerged as a distinct group shortly before 1700, when they broke off from the Shoshone people[15] living along the upper Platte River in Wyoming.

Does 'shoshone' really associate with 'garish'?

At that time, EPA was notified of the possibility that mine waste had been used as fill at locations within the town of McDermitt and on the Fort McDermitt Paiute Shoshone Reservation.

In 1680, the Comanche acquired horses from the Pueblo Indians after the Pueblo Revolt.[16] They separated from the Shoshone after this, as the horses allowed them greater mobility in their search for better hunting grounds.

Those claims were completely untrue; in fact, the Yosemite Indians — as well as Sheep-eaters and Mountain Shoshone tribes — lived on and revered the land, and many others also considered the geysers to be sacred.

My go-to (or goto, if you will) quote: We are not here concerned with so-called computer 'languages', which resemble human languages (English, Sanskrit, Malayalam, Mandarin Chinese, Twi or Shoshone etc.) in some ways but are forever totally unlike human languages in that they do not grow out of the unconscious but directly out of consciousness.

Slightly tangential, but this comes to mind: We are not here concerned with so-called computer 'languages', which resemble human languages (English, Sanskrit, Malayalam, Mandarin Chinese, Twi or Shoshone etc.) in some ways but are forever totally unlike human languages in that they do not grow out of the unconscious but directly out of consciousness.

If it was 'French' instead of 'Shoshone', people would ask "why is this garish scheme associated with them?".

According to a tribal elder, the Western Shoshone view Yucca Mountain as sacred and a nuclear storage facility "will poison everything.

Yes, I have "wasted" some hours winning Civilization V with the Shoshone.

Aside from the "lost state of Franklin", there were territories like Jefferson/Colona, Huron, Lincoln, Shoshone and a number of others that pop up from the late 1850's up to the 1890's.

The tiny community museum in Shoshone, California has fossilized camel tracks taken from a nearby dry lake.

If you go to Shoshone, California, you can wander around their abandoned cave homes.

If you mean with same-era technology, the answer is they Europeans did not bring horses to America until after the Mongol empire had already collapsed, so the people there (whether called Comanches, Shoshone, etc.) couldn't even have any horseback archers.