you know about any indian tribes/?

Answer 1

tribo tigayon, tribo andagao, tribo tinigao

Answer 2

I think you refered the tribes of INDIA (ASIA) - accordingly I have answered.

The tribal belt of north-west India includes the states of Rajasthan, Ghujarat, Maharashtra and Karnataka. The tribal people of this region have origins which precede the Vedic Aryan people of the north and the Dravidian people of the south. In fact, the origins of these people are thought to stem back to the Harappan civilisation of the Indus valley, the oldest traceable civilisation of the Indian sub-continent which flourished between 3500BC and 2500BC.

The tribes of north-west India were once strong matrilineal societies. The changing fates and fortunes of these people has caused a gradual evolution to a more patriarchal code of living. These days the tribal societies generally follow the rule of patriliny. There are still, however, many strong cases of organised matriarchy in existence today. It is the women who organise matter such as relationships and marriages, the inheritance of land, and the distribution of wealth.

Tribes

The Meghwal
The Bhils
The Ahir
The Rabari
The Meenas
The Lambani

Answer 3

Here is a list of Native American Tribal Governments recognised by the US Bureau of Indian Affairs
USA
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Native_American_Tribal_Entities
Alaska
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Native_Alaskan_Tribal_Entities
You will find a list of state recognized tribal Governments/Entitiesin here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_State_Recognized_American_Indian_Tribal_Entities
Note: these are STATE recognition only - not necessarily US Govt recognised.

What exactly is it you want to know?
The Cherokee Nation has an excellent website
http://www.cherokee.org/
Cheyenne River Sioux is also really informative
http://www.sioux.org/
Yavapai Apache
http://www.yavapai-apache.org/

There is a huge amount of Native American information on the web. Google the tribal nation you are interested in.

Answer 4

recent dna evidence may cause a totally new restatement of all "acccepted" theories of prehistoric population dispersions in the north american continent!!the "new findings" show that the dna that conjoins the mongolian peoples and the coast indians such as the chumash may continue unbridled all of the way to chile as suspected but very few tested specimens of indian population east of the rockie mountain contain that specific genome at all!!there was only one individual case pinpointed in what seems to be a very well travel and isolated incidence in the interior of the mound-builder area of the midwest that exhibits this chumash /coastal strain of dna tied to much earlier dispersions from asia across the supposed land bridge!!these early settlers may have followed game like mammoth and woolly rhinoceros and eohippus across to this continent ;however even dating this crossing has been repeatedly pushed back in time incrementally for years somtimes at 10,000 year increments by archaeological finds of irrefutable longevity and crossdated by various scientific means to corroborate their accuracy with carbon-dating and such!!duck decoys for instance found in a cave overlooking an extinct yet once burgeoning mountain lake in neveada ...dry for millenia!!yet perfect replicas of canvasback ducks from a avian flyway that no longer exists ..this dated at 16,000 years ago!!where heretofroe the date of all migration was presumed to have been not before 11,000 years ago!!and this written in stone by the paleonologists,anthropologists and the scientific community at large!!!

Answer 5

Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickashaw, Creek, Miami, many more, here is a link with some info about Oklahoma tribes.

http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/oklahoma/index.htm

Answer 6

you know there is this new invention called a history book u should look into to it. the odd thing is that it has all the Major tribes in it funny huh lol

Answer 7

Yes, I'm part Sioux, among other things and happen to have an full-blooded Arapaho friend.

Answer 8

am a member of the cherokee in oklahoma