Eastern Woodland
People
Sachem
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My people, the
Eastern Woodland People,
were the first to be assimilated by
the Invaders from Europe.
We lost everything but our dignity to those who came and
took all that we offered and then
demanded more.
This web page has historical information about
Eastern Woodland Nations,
maps at the time of first contact,
and a few Eastern Nations web sites.
Aquine, Walkingfox
Eastern Woodland
Native History
The Woodland Period:
2000 BC - 1000 AD
The
Constitution of the Iroquois Nations
New England Native History
Long Island History:
Meet the Mohegan Preacher Samson Occum
The Natives on Long Island
The
Colonial Period
Manners and Customs of the Natives of New England - 1637
The Significance of Wampum to Seventeenth Century
Natives in New
England
Historical Eastern
Woodland Native Maps
New England Colonies
Early 1600's
Location of
Early Tribes of New England
A Special Eastern Woodland
Native History
The following links are
from the
World History Archives Web Site
It is an excellent source for
articles and stories concerning
issues of importance to
Eastern Woodland people:
History of Eastern Woodland Natives
Retrospective History of Eastern Woodland Natives
Contemporary Political History of Eastern Woodland Natives
Eastern Woodland
Native Tribes
Natives of the Lower Hudson Valley
Penn and the
Indians
The Lenapes:
A
Study of the Hudson Valley Natives
The Lenni-Lenape:
Original People of the Schuylkill Watershed
Mahican, Mohecan, Mohican,
Mohegan, Stockbridge-Munsee
Native Tribes of the Hudson River
The
Oneida Native Nation
Passamaquoddy Tribe at Pleasant Point
People of the waters
that are never still:
The Mohican Nation - Stockbridge - Munsee Band
The
Powhatan Renape Nation
The
Seneca Nation of New York
The
New Native
Economy: Gambling
Are Pequots Really Pequots?
Native Gaming and Native Poverty
Mashantucket Pequots
Win Again
Montauks and Recognition
National Native Gaming Association Raps
"60 Minutes" Report of Mashantucket Pequots
Impact Study on Native American Gaming
You
may contact Sachem Walkingfox at:
sachemuncas at centurylink.net
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My Smudging Blog Spot
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