Santanta (SET-T'AINTE, White Bear), a Kiowa chief, known for his
eloquent speaking abilities, was a signer of the Medicine Lodge
Treaty. This Treaty, signed in 1867, ended the U.S. war against the
plains Indians and ordered the Kiowas to reservation life in Oklahoma.
Below are links for more information about Santanta and the Kiowa
Indian Nation.
- American Indian Heritage
Foundation
- Kiowa
- Kiowa Nation
- SET-T'AINTE (Satanta, White Bear)
- Kiowa Nation
- Medicine Lodge Treaty
- Other Native American Links:
- Index
of Native American Resources on the Internet
- American Indian
Heritage Foundation
- NativeWeb:
Resources for indigenous cultures around the world
- The New York Public Library: Native American Resources on
the Internet
