Actually no since the tribes that practiced agriculture would periodically move to other growing lands and let the old fields go fallow. They were semi nomadic.The natives never imagined ownership of land. The concept of "our" land was alien to them. All land belonged to the Great Spirit.What title? That's a concept created by trespassers to absolve themselves from guilt. It's a statist notion meant to oppress anyone weaker.Hmmmm, wrong. No native American has a title to my house.According to your logic any Native American could go to your house and kick the shit out of you and that would be "perfectly OK"!!!
The concept of "trespassing" is meaningless in the absence of an official owner of a piece of property. How did Indians establish their "ownership" of the United States?
Since most tribes were nomadic or semi nomadic land ownership would be unthinkable.
Exactly my point. The concept of trespassing was therefor also alien to them. However, your claim is pertinant mostly to the plains indians. The tribes who practices agriculture had some notion of private property, but it was limited.