Show Notes
LPH is a group that was founded in October of 2018, they have set out to solve the mystery of the little people of the Pryor Mountains in Southwest Montana. The group was founded by Quentin Martinez.
The little people also known as the Nirumbee or awwakkulé in Crow language, are a race of ferocious dwarves in crow nation folklore. These little people go by different names depending on the area and also the tribes associated with them. In Oregon they are called Stick Indians, in Michigan the Ojibwe called them Pukwudgees. Many Native American tribes have legends and names for this group of little people.
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