The Comanche story challenges a lazy myth: that Indigenous power was static until Europeans arrived. In reality, the Comanche adapted to the horse so quickly that they reshaped the Southern Plains and forced empires to respond on Comanche terms. So here’s the debate question: was Comanche dominance mainly about superior riding, or about a whole system—training from childhood, breeding and trade networks, intelligence gathering, and hit-and-run tactics designed for open-country warfare? In other

2.1K views · 214 reactions | Comanche Archery 101, Part 3: Quiver. The Comanche quiver allowed arrows to be easily accessed and safe guarded for the hunter. It was made from material such as horse hide, mountain lion, otter, bobcat and buckskin. | Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center | Facebook

Language is who we are. It is a positive means of expression, spoken with a purpose, passion and enthusiasm. Language is our identity. Join us for an opening reception of our newest exhibit, "Unmasking the truth: The history of the Comanche language," on September 20th from 6 - 8 pm. | Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center

10K views · 663 reactions | Watch this documentary which highlights the Comanche Code Talkers of WWII! #History | Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center | Facebook

17K views · 1.2K reactions | There is so much to learn about the Comanche culture. Visit us today! | Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center | Facebook