Pasukhdin

Pasukhdin was an Osage village name, remembered both as an ancient name and as that of a later settlement on the Verdigris River. The Osage lived in villages along rivers between the wooded Ozarks and the open plains, planting crops as well as undertaking seasonal hunts. Their communities maintained connections across the Arkansas and Missouri river basins, a wide homeland traversed by tributaries such as the Verdigris and Neosho.