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the iroquoians lived in an area near Ontario and the st. Lawrence river
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the coahuiltecans and the karankawas
Cherokee, Iroquois, Seminole
The Virgin Anasazi were located in the western area of the Anasazi settlements near the Virgin River. They lived in smaller groups with smaller homes that only had a few rooms.
There were several Native American groups living in the area that came to be known as Virginia, when the first white settlers arrived. * The Powhatan, members of the Algonquian group, lived along the coast. * The Monacan and the Manahoac lived in the area known as the Piedmont. * Nahyssan who lived along the James River. * The Occaneechi lived along the Roanoke River. * Susquehanna lived in the upper Chesapeake Bay area. * The Cherokee lived in the southwestern part of Virginia. * The Nottoway in the southeastern section of Virginia. See Related Links.
The Ganges River Valley is a large area of high population. It is said that the Indus River is the oldest cultural hearth where civilization began.
Northfield was granted township status in 1672, having previously been part of the land occupied by many small independent groups of natives. The Agawams lived in the area that became Springfield; the Nonotucks or Norwuttocks lived along the river towards Sugarloaf; the Pacomptucks occupied the valley of the Deerfield river and the Squakheags lived in the northern part of the state along the Connecticut river. All of these were either subject to or allied with the Massachusett division of the Wampanoag tribe.In 1640 it is likely that the Pacomptuck (also called Pocomtuc) people were living in the area that became Northfield - they took their name from a distinctive waterfall with a prominent rock formation (pas-ompsk-ut = at the divided [upright] rock) and they called the Northfield area Squenatock or Quanatock. All the small native groups in the area were referred to generally by white settlers as "River Indians" and all spoke dialects of the Natick language.
They lived as tribal groups in the area we call Germany and paid tribute to Rome. Often men would go into the Roman army for service.
The Hudson River Historic District covers approximately 260 acres along the Hudson River in Manhattan, New York. It includes a collection of historic buildings and sites that reflect the area's architectural and cultural significance.
Ethnogenicity refers to the cultural or ethnic origins of a particular group or population. It involves studying the creation and development of ethnic groups and their cultural identities within a specific geographical area.