Moebius: invitation au voyage
A brief passage on the photo-blog to mark the morning’s discovery: Moebius’ series for Hermès.
Click on the thumbnails to see them in the lightbox, it’s worth it 
Caddoan languages
From the Online Etymology dictionary.
Texas — Mexican province, briefly an independent nation and now a U.S. state, from Spanish Texas, Tejas, earlier pronounced “ta-shas,” originally an ethnic name, from Caddo (eastern Texas Indian tribe) taysha “friends, allies,” written by the Spanish as a plural. An earlier noun for “Texan of Mexican background” was Texican (1863).
Caddoan languages
The language group includes the Pawnee.
Iroquoian languages
The Iroquois had significant contact contact with the French as one might expect from their presence in the valley of the St. Lawrence River and the north-eastern Great Lakes Region. The early contact distribution seems to bears little relationship to where the groups ended up, in particular in the Ohio Valley, and — in the case of the Cherokee — in Oklahoma. One of the Iroquois tribes has become an everyday word in both French and English to describe a hairstyle…
Pre-contact distribution of the Iroquoian languages