Ndáwe qóhä

Ndáwe qóhä, the Fire or Camp Circle people, were a Lipan Apache band whose territory included the country from the San Saba to the upper Nueces River. They moved through the hills and river valleys of central and western Texas, where bison provided an important resource. The Lipan consisted of numerous bands, related by language and custom, which joined together for particular purposes and dispersed again into smaller communities.