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The Big Hunt

The Owachito and the winter pelt hunt are critical parts of the Choctaw tradition. Providing important raw materials to make a variety of necessities. Learn about the tradition and how it has impacted modern Choctaw culture.

The Log Cabin

Although Choctaws used logs in home construction for centuries, modern construction developed shortly after the American Revolutionary War. Learn how these structures were adopted and used in the Choctaw Nation.

The Legends Surrounding Owls

Often carrying ominous warnings, learn about the history and rich oral traditions surrounding owls. These stories have been passed down from generation to generation and give a greater understanding of the historic culture of the Choctaw people.

Tvshka Homma: Capitol of the Choctaw Nation

Completed in 1883, the Choctaw Captial building proudly represents the resilience, pride, and success of the Choctaw people to this day.

The Battle Of Massard Prarie

Left with no choice by the federal government during the Civil War, the Choctaw Nation warriors helped the Confederates during a crucial battle. In displaying the Chahta spirit, these warriors represented a critical element of the fight.

Early Choctaw Games

While stickball gets a lot of attention, Choctaws have many games that have been played for generations. Take a look at these lesser-known traditional games.

Preservation and Remembrance Choctaw Heirloom Seeds

The Choctaw Nation Historic Preservation Department works diligently to preserve heirloom seeds and their unique connection to Choctaw history.