The Hidatsa proper, largest of the three, still with those who would become the River Crow, separated from the Amahami in what is now western Minnesota.
They separated from the "Amahami" in what is now western Minnesota. The Hidatsa proper, largest of the three, were initially part of those who would become the River Crow.
The Hidatsa proper, largest of the three, were initially part of those who would become the River Crow. They separated from the "Amahami" in what is now western Minnesota.
The Hidatsa proper, largest of the three, were initially part of those who would become the River Crow. They separated from the "Amahami" in what is now western Minnesota.