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Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

By Asad Russel –

About the Badlands, South Dakota, USA:
In South Dakota a war ground of Sioux is the Badlands National Park with the history which includes by the immigrant homesteaders the illegal settlement, declaration a National Monument and named Sue of a T-Rex the last resting place becoming.

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

The history of the Badlands:
For its lack of water by fur trappers in early 1800 it was named the Badlands as we know now, of an ocean to be the bottom it used considering which is ironic. Protected area of 244,000 acre of this modern day the story and surrounding it the land back 25 to 35 million years really starts. In the Pierre Shale found through the rich fossils into the Oligocene period as they explore new chapters constantly are revealing today the paleontologists. The grass prairie which largely rolling from that spires jutting and pinnacles, the ravines which rutted this geological formation of steel color.

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

For the last 11,000 years the Badlands have hunted the humans. Here of summering and hunting a colorful history have all the Arikara, Lakota and Paleo-Indian. Between the American Indians and homesteaders notable clashes also have hosted in the Badlands over the last two centuries.

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

Originated here of the Ghost Dance the 1890s religion and of the part 45 miles south of the Wounded Knee Creek in the Battle culminated. At Wounded Knee also took place of the 1970s the actions of the American Indian Freedom, of the Oglala of Pine Ridge one of the responsibilities of primary is considered of this site the oral history and of the battle among the survivors who are the Minneconjou of Standing Rock Reservation.

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

At the Badlands what to see:
It seem may austere at first glance and also deserted but a little bit closer look and unfolding many of the treasure you will glimpse. For the Teddy Roosevelt a fond favorite was the Badlands and every year in his footsteps follow about one million visitors.

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

A spectacular dawn announces the sun as soon as the nature lovers to entertain will offer the Badlands, also offers the history aficionados and the science buffs. In the strange landforms to take the highway 240 Loop Road simply you can drive but a bit more time to spend if you intend various activities there are for you which includes the fishing and the horse riding in the Badlands to your time an extra dimension to add.

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

 Everywhere is the harsh desolate beauty. In dramatic scenery against the backdrop playing out the varied and long history of the Badlands to imagine it is easy, for the Bighorn sheep, Bison and Pronghorn you can also look out but to the wildlife do not approach. The Sage Creek Wilderness area includes the North Unit, of the Lynch Dawg about the charm and history you can learn down to the Rim Road of Sage Creek at the Robert’s Prairie Dog Town.

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

Badlands: The American Indian historical battle field

There is the Palmer Creek in the south within the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation can be found the Stronghold Units. By the Oglala Sioux Tribe is run the White River Visitor Center. In the Stronghold Unit there are only few roads. The defunct gunnery range of military coincides this area. Do not touch them any explosive shells if you find.    

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