A map drawn by Arikara tribal leader, Too Né for Lewis and Clark was recently discovered in the Bibliotheque National de France. Here is a sample.
Too Né drew this map in 1805 or 1806 and it shows how much the American explorers depended on the knowledge of Native Americans.
The map is from the May 2018 issue of We Proceeded On, journal of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. It is available as a print copy only but the version above was put online by the Daily Astorian. Here is a quote from the Daily Astorian article:
Too Né drew this map in 1805 or 1806 and it shows how much the American explorers depended on the knowledge of Native Americans.
The map is from the May 2018 issue of We Proceeded On, journal of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. It is available as a print copy only but the version above was put online by the Daily Astorian. Here is a quote from the Daily Astorian article:
“Monumental doesn’t fully cover the importance of this discovery,” historian Clay Jenkinson declared, noting that “individuals like Too Né were as important to the success of the expedition as, say, Sacagawea.”here are a couple more map samples - the entire map can be seen here.
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