The ARAPAHO were an indigenous people of North America who were allies of the Cheyenne. They lived in the Great Plains region and were closely related to the Cheyenne, sharing many cultural similarities. The ARAPAHO were known for their hunting and warrior skills, and they often fought alongside the Cheyenne against their common enemies. The ARAPAHO were also known for their artistry, which included beadwork, quillwork, and leatherwork. They were a nomadic people, following the buffalo herds across the plains. The ARAPAHO were eventually forced onto reservations in the late 19th century, but they remain a proud and vibrant people today.