Nanatsoho

The Nanatsoho were a Caddo people of the Red River country. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries their villages lay near those of the Kadohadacho and upper Nasoni, with whom they formed part of a larger group of related communities. The river linked settlements on its banks through a region of forests and fertile bottomlands. By the early nineteenth century the Nanatsoho had become closely joined with neighboring Caddo communities.