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Anthropology

wnylib

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10. My awareness of Native American groups

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #9)

Thu Oct 22, 2020, 05:57 PM

Oct 2020

is due to an anthropology prof whose area of expertise was the cultures of pre-Columbian America. His more specific area of study was the Native people of the US Southwest. Plus a lot of my own independent study and personal research. (I had a grandmother who was mixed, English and "Iroquoian" - Seneca and Mohawk). Happy to share what I've learned.

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IROQUOIAN WOODLAND VILLAGE SITE DISCOVERED IN ONTARIO [View all] Judi Lynn Oct 2020 OP

Judi Judi Judi CountMyVote4Reality Oct 2020 #1

This information is definitely new to me! It's amazing to get access to so many new discoveries. Judi Lynn Oct 2020 #8

That's odd... druidity33 Oct 2020 #2

Iroquoian is an adjective that applies to wnylib Oct 2020 #3

So could it be... druidity33 Oct 2020 #4

The Iroquoian people themselves wnylib Oct 2020 #5

Thank you for the education. druidity33 Oct 2020 #6

The "s" gets dropped in Iroquois because wnylib Oct 2020 #7

I will be reading this post again, hoping more will stick! Wonderful to see the information. Judi Lynn Oct 2020 #9

My awareness of Native American groups wnylib Oct 2020 #10

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