Yes, the Caddo people lived in permanent villages. The Caddo were a group of Native American tribes who primarily inhabited the present-day regions of eastern Texas, western Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. They built large and elaborate villages that consisted of multiple houses for extended families, along with meeting houses and communal areas. These villages, with their substantial agricultural systems, were permanent settlements where the Caddo people carried out their daily lives, practiced agriculture, and engaged in social, ceremonial, and economic activities.
