Discover the Sacred History of Caddo Mounds 🛖🌿 @caddo_mounds_shs in Alto, a little more than 2 hours from Houston, offers a unique glimpse into the history of the Caddo people, who originally lived in this area. You can explore trails with recreated grass houses, two temple mounds, a burial mound, and a village area. In fact, the name "Texas" is believed to come from the Caddo word "Taysha," which means "friend." Inside the historic site, you’ll find information about the Caddo’s hunting, farm

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6.3K views · 141 reactions | Check out this Old Caddo Indian fish trap my Dad Lyle Livesay and I cruised through up the Northern Sabine River bottom the other day. The Caddo Indians made U-shaped walls of river stone that narrowed the fish’s passage through the channel. Making easy spearing or netting at the narrow bottleneck. #caddoindians #indianfishtrap #nativeamericans #sabineriver #sabineriverbottoms #fishing #fishtrap #riverfishing | Lee Livesay BASS Elite | Facebook