'We're home': 140 years after forced exile, the Tonkawa reclaim a sacred part of Texas
In a series of ceremonies at Sugarloaf Mountain, the Tonkawa take back their sacred Texas spot.
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In a series of ceremonies at Sugarloaf Mountain, the Tonkawa take back their sacred Texas spot.
In a series of ceremonies at Sugarloaf Mountain, the Tonkawa take back their sacred Texas spot.
A mountain in the southeast corner of Milam County has been bought back by a Native American tribe who view the place as sacred.
A mountain in the southeast corner of Milam County has been bought back by a Native American tribe who view the place as sacred.
The Tonkawa tribe roamed the Central Texas plains for hundreds of years, protecting their sacred lands and serving as scouts with the Texas Rangers during the Indian Wars.