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... groups P Wyachtonok Q Wappinger Y Erie Z Shinnecock AA Lenape Figure 1. Distribution of tribal groups using wampum . ( The core area is indicated by a solid line , the periphery with dashes ; in both cases , the outlines are provisional ...
... groups P Wyachtonok Q Wappinger Y Erie Z Shinnecock AA Lenape Figure 1. Distribution of tribal groups using wampum . ( The core area is indicated by a solid line , the periphery with dashes ; in both cases , the outlines are provisional ...
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... groups of Eastern Indians then living in the periphery continued raiding into 1727. Also of importance in understanding this conflict are the earlier wars and alliances between the Iroquoian groups living in Can- ada and New York and ...
... groups of Eastern Indians then living in the periphery continued raiding into 1727. Also of importance in understanding this conflict are the earlier wars and alliances between the Iroquoian groups living in Can- ada and New York and ...
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... groups considered to be Miami subtribes , such as the Piankashaw , or , most surpris- ingly , the Wea . The only names for any Miami - Illinois - speaking groups Pinet gives are < in8ka > ' Illinois in general ' and < miami8a > ' Miami ...
... groups considered to be Miami subtribes , such as the Piankashaw , or , most surpris- ingly , the Wea . The only names for any Miami - Illinois - speaking groups Pinet gives are < in8ka > ' Illinois in general ' and < miami8a > ' Miami ...
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Marshall J Becker | 23 |
MariePierre Bousquet | 53 |
Phil Branigan Julie Brittain Carrie Dyck | 75 |
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