Yes. http://geographyfieldwork.com/CardonaSaltMountain.htm has information including the geological significance. It dates to when the Mediterranean dried up.
Cheyenne is taken from a Dakotian word meaning "unintelligible speakers". It is also a name of a Native American tribe.
Historically, many different types of dwelling were constructed by North American natives, depending on available resources. Some were made to be almost permanent, but most were temporary and were relatively flimsy structures. Five types of dwelling would be:
The links below take you to images of each kind of dwelling:
Since you posted this under "Cheyenne Indians" I guess you mean "what is the Cheyenne translation for White Man?".
The Cheyenne term ve'ho'e really means "spider" but it was used to describe white people; some say it is because white settlers fenced their lands, like a spider builds a web. Others say the word is really 'e-ve'hoo'e, "he is wrapped up", referring to the many layers of clothing worn by white people - the natives said that whites wear far too many clothes.
Among the Crows of Montana, the term for a white person is baashchiili, which is made up of baa ("someone") and shiili ("yellow") - in other words "a person who is yellow".
The Teton or Lakota Sioux used the term wasichun, which can mean anything sacred or mysterious as well as "white man".
At first contact it is estimated there were around 3,500 combined Cheyenne and Sutaio people.
Recent census returns give about 9,945 Northern Cheyenne and 8,000 Southern Cheyenne, but these figures are far from accurate since the Cheyennes have intermarried with the Arapahos, other native tribal groups and with white Americans.
"Cheyenne" is not the real name of the tribe - they call themselves Tse-tsehese-staestse (pronounced something like tsis-tsis-tsas), which like most native tribal names means "the human beings". Each tribe considered themselves to be "real people", everyone else was subordinate and generally subhuman.
The name Cheyenne probably comes from the name given to them by their Sioux (Lakota) neighbours. The Lakota word shahiameans "to speak a different language", so Shahiyena means "people who speak a different language".
Almost all modern Native American tribal names are incorrect in the same way - they are the names applied to them by other tribes, not the tribe's own name for themselves.
The Cheyenne language has this term for South Dakota, meaning "Sioux Place":
Ho'óhomo'éno
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Cheyenne weapons were much the same as for all Plains tribes. The main weapon was always the bow and arrows, the bow being about 45 to 52 inches long if made of wood (ash or hickory) and about 33 inches if made of sheep horn and sinew. Arrows were 25 to 28 inches and often painted with rings around the feathered end; feathers were of hawk, eagle or turkey. By the mid-19th century all Cheyenne arrow points were of metal obtained from white traders.
Some trade axes ("tomahawks") were used, plus war clubs with stone heads or shaped like a gunstock inset with metal knife blades (knives were also a common trade item).
Cheyenne warriors also obtained guns from trading posts, sometimes old and poorly-made flintlock and percussion weapons, but sometimes up-to-date repeaters such as the Henry rifle. They also obtained percussion pistols such as the Navy Colt, but preferred their own native weapons.
Lances were generally the emblem of a particular warrior society such as the Dog Soldiers.
See links below for images:
YES THIS COMES FROM DEAD PEOLE!!!
ALTHOUGH YOU CAN GET THEM WHERE THEY ARE ARTIFICAL OR COME FROM HORSE HAIR
Well because you can pull and play with your weave hair more than your natural hair. It makes some people look better and others worse. No, they do not come from dead people they come from poor contries, yak and horses and artificial plastics. Whoever said dead people must be parinod, that;s such a stuid thing to say, really,
No,I highly have Knowledge on that question even as a 10th grader I even know weave does not come from dead people because people can get sued over stuff now if people was smart and did research instead of bumping low class junk weave can either come from horses but weave comes from people even in rich countries they donate hair for people with hair loss even women with good hair wear weave and celebrities wear weave now ask yourself this question would a person with money wear gross stuff like dead people hair no it's called reality people grow up people have to know were they got this hair from that's why people don't wear synthetic hair.
Animal Furs
Answer:
Cherokee men wore a sort of leather diaper with leggings in the summer, while the women wore dresses made from deerskin or a cloth made from animal hair. In later times the men wore a wrapped turban on their head, and adopted the ribbon shirt. Cherokee men wore chaps and breech cloths in the summer, usually along with a leather shirt, while the women wore dresses made from deerskin or a cloth made from animal hair.
In winter time, they would wear animal furs.
In later times, those in the Western tribe adopted the ribbon shirt.
She is the niece of golfer Tiger Woods & the daughter of Earl Woods Jr.
Answer:
Daughter of Earl Dennison Woods Jr. older brother of Tiger Woods.
no the plain Indians (mens) only hunted the buffalos for food, clothing, fuel, etc.
The Cheyenne is a base model compaered to the Silverado. Excluding power windows, power locks, tilt wheel, and interior carpet.
my 91 1500 Cheyenne has tilt & cruise from the factory.
Since most of the mound building Native Americans lived in the eastern part of the US, they may have spoken a form or Iroquois or a related language. It was not written down, so no one knows for certain.