Basawunena Indians (Bä′sawuně′na, ‘wood-lodge men’). Formerly a distinct though cognate tribe that made war on the Arapaho, but with whom they have been incorporated for 150 years. About 100 are still recognized in the northern and a few in the southern group
For Further Study
The following articles and manuscripts will shed additional light on the Basawunena as both an ethnological study, and as a people.
- Mooney in 14th Rep. B. A. E., 955, 1896.
