Description:
The Chintachetla are a Native American tribe who reside in the state of Texas. The Chintachetla are believed to have migrated to Texas from the state of Oklahoma in the early 1800s. The tribe is composed of the Chintachetla and the Tawakoni. The Chintachetla are a federally recognized tribe and have a reservation located in Bastrop County. The tribe's traditional culture is centered around hunting and fishing. The tribe also practices agriculture, and is known for its corn, beans, and squash crops. The Chintachetla are also known for their beadwork and pottery. The tribe has a variety of customs, including the celebration of traditional holidays such as the Sun Dance and the Mescalero Apache Ghost Dance. The Chintachetla language is a member of the Caddoan language family. The tribe has a population of approximately 300 people.
