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Sacajawea - Sacagawea - Sakakawea
The Lewis and Clark Expedition
Whats in a name?
There are three different spellings for the name of the most honored heroine in American history. Lewis and Clark, wrote her name exactly the way they thought it sounded.
We have to remember that a Frenchman was pronouncing her name to them. The only way they knew to write it was phonically.
In the journals the spelling is: Sacagawea.
To her people, the Shoshones,
She is known as: Sacajawea, meaning: boat launcher
To the Hidatsa, she is: Sakakawea, meaning: bird woman
Guides, Books, Games, and Reference
- The Dominguez-Escalante Expeditions Journal:
- I Walked to Zion: - Young Pioneers on the Mormon Trail
- The Gathering of Zion: - The Story of the Mormon Trail
- National Geographic's Guide to: - Lewis and Clark Trail
- Hiking Historic Trails - Utah's Favorite Hiking Trails
- Scenic Driving - Travel guides - Scenic Driving in Utah
- Historical reading - The Old Spanish Trail
Through Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico in 1776
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