Usage examples (22)

• The Caddoan tribes were mostly agricultural and sedentary, and to-day they are distinguished by their industry and intelligence.
• Between Soto's and La Salle's visits, Perttula believes, the Caddoan population fell from about 200,000 to about 8,500 — a drop of nearly 96 percent.
• The Coosa city-states, in western Georgia, and the Caddoan-speaking civilization, centered on the Texas-Arkansas border, disintegrated soon after Soto appeared.
• A thousand years later, Caddoan potters in Oklahoma produced jars with abstract markings in the glaze known as "fire clouds," the result of exposure to irregular firing.