Last Updated on May 19, 2016
When searching for resources about the Paiute, keep in mind that the tribe name has been spelled various ways throughout history, including Piute, Pi-Ute, and Pahute.
Paiute: historical newspaper coverage
Paiute life in the 20th century image set
Piute: historical newspaper coverage
Indian Land Cessions in the United States, 1784 to 1894
Today in History: Sarah Winnemucca
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