Osage Nation

Tribal Nation Name(s)

Osage Nation

Indigenous Tribal Nation Name(s)

Wah-zha-zhe

Provenance: We the Wah-zha-zhe (Wah-zha-zhe), known as the Osage People, having formed as Clans in the far distant past, have been a People and as a People have walked this earth and enjoyed the blessings of Wah-kon-tah (Wah-kon-tah) for more centuries than we truly know.

Ni-U-Ko¢n-Ska

Provenance: The Osage, whose own name for themselves was Ni-U-Ko¢n-Ska or “Children of the Middle Waters” (Burns 1984:xi; Mathews 1960:7), maintained settlements on the Missouri River and eventually moved southward ascending the Osage River.

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