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Cayuse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Cayuse are a Native American tribe in the state of Oregon in the United States. The Cayuse tribe shares a reservation in northeastern Oregon with the Umatilla ...
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Cayuse: Definition from Answers.com
Cayuse ( ) n. , pl. , Cayuse , or -uses . A Native American people inhabiting northeast Oregon ... Cayuse (kīyūs'), Native North Americans who formerly ...
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Cayuse Vineyards Winery Walla Walla Appellation, makes wine ...
Produces Syrah, Viognier, and Bordeaux-style blends. Contains a brief profile and contact information. ... vineyard after the Cayuse, a Native American tribe ...
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Cayuse Western Americana
Specializing in cowboy and Indian artifacts, old artwork, and vintage photographs.
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The Cayuse Ranch - Spanish Mustangs
We work to preserve the little horse that evolved from those that came over the ocean with the Conquistadors and became the cow pony, the Indian pony, the Spanish ...
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cayuse: Definition from Answers.com
cayuse ( ) n. Pacific Northwest A horse, especially an Indian pony. ... Cayuse is used chiefly in the territory ... For other uses, see Cayuse (disambiguation) ...
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Historic Cayuse Photographs
... Culture. Historic Photos of the Cayuse Tribe. The Cayuse are survivors. ... Today there are still people on the Umatilla Reservation that are part Cayuse. ...
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National Geographic: Lewis & Clark—Tribes—Cayuse Indians
Get information about Native American (Indian) Tribes Lewis & Clark met on the expedition--accounts of the encounters, historical pictures, paintings.
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