GC2J03X Traditional Cache Mondo's NAT # 031 - Amahami
Type: Traditional | Size: Micro Micro | Difficulty: 1.5 out of 5 | Terrain: 1.5 out of 5
By: mondou2 @ | Hide Date: 11/08/2010 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N39° 54.729 W104° 29.354 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
Takes less than an hour  No Significant hike  No Difficult climbing  Available at all times  Park and Grab 

Native American Tribe series.
Amahami

According to tribal history, the Amahami had always lived along the upper Missouri River. Although similar to the Hidatsa, both in culture and language they were closer to the Mandan.

By 1787 the Amahami had been joined by two other Hidatsa tribes in the same area. Their agricultural produce, especially corn, and their location at the confluence of two rivers made them an integral link in regional commerce.

The Amahami called themselves Ahaharway and their neighbors the Mandan referred to them as the Wattasoon. Throughout the expedition journals, Lewis and Clark mentioned them by both names.

Most of Lewis and Clark's contact was with Amahami Chief Tatuckcoprinreha (White Buffalo Robe Unfolded). They discussed trade and peace negotiations that Lewis was trying to broker between the Mandan-Hidatsa and the Arikara.

The Amahami occupied the first of three Hidatsa villages noted by the Corps near the confluence of the Knife and Missouri Rivers. Their village, on the right bank of the Missouri River, was composed of timber lodges that housed several families and their prized horses. It was surrounded by a wall that provided protection against Sioux raiding parties.

In spring 1834, this village, and Metaharta, the next village along the river, were destroyed by Sioux raiding parties.

Today, with the Arikara and Mandan, many Hidatsa reside on the Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota.
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5 Logs: Found it 5  

Found it 07/15/2018 By Barasaur
Memfis Mafia and I had plans to get near 1000 caches this weekend in South Dakota. Come Thursday when we were to pick up our rental car from Enterprise they said sorry we do not have a car for you. Even though we reserved one a month in advance. There was not another car in town to rent so we called off our trip.

Today we ran out to get enough caches to finish our Hidden Creatures. We ended up over 100 on the day and about 10% of out plan. In any case this was a cache we got today. Thanks for the hide.

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Found it 07/15/2018 By Memfis Mafia
Thanks mondou2 for this Cache. We always appreciate Cache owners for their contribution to the game.

We are on a crazy family mission to get into 5 digits for finds this year. This is find 6708 for us.

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Found it 07/14/2018 By Sqweeter
Log was in good shape, but gave it a baggie just because. TFTH SL

Found it 07/14/2018 By tc54915
Two week vacation and I made it to Denver without a problem. I have until 1130 am on Saturday to cache until I pick up another cacher at the airport....ohh what shall I do??? Hitting the park and grabs near the airport...Tftc.

Found it 04/26/2018 By Brewman65
Had a nice visit to Colorado, and found a lot of caches