Oklahoma

From Indian Territory to statehood in 1907, Oklahoma served as the new home for the Chickasaws.

Mississippi

The state of Mississippi holds rich history for the Chickasaw tribe. The Chickasaw concluded their nomad traveling here and began to thrive.

Alabama

From the Natchez Trace to Moundville, the state of Alabama served as the site for some of the Chickasaw's prehistoric origins.

Illinois

A Pre-Columbian Center of Mississippian Culture

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Serving as a home for the Chickasaw tribe while traveling westward, Illinois provided beauty and refuge.

Tennessee

Tennessee is home to Pinson Mounds, a truly marvelous site. It is the largest middle woodland period mound group in the United States.

Kentucky

The state of Kentucky is a place to relive the past of American Indian tribes. Explore the Wickliffe Mounds and it’s connection to tribal history.

Florida

Home to the Florida Museum of Natural History, the state of Florida is a proud proponent of Native American history.