- The Pennacook, also
known by the
names Penacook and Penna****, were
Algonquian Indigenous people who
lived in what is now M****achusetts, New Hampshire...
- time of
contact with Europeans, it was
occupied by
communities of the
Almouchiquois people, who
referred to the area as Nampscos****.
According to 1640...
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referred to it as Chouacoet,
which he said was the name used by the
Almouchiquois people.
Various sources also give
their name as "Sokoki" (a term also...
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Resource Guide,
archived from the
original on
January 31, 2013 "The
Almouchiquois".
Falmouth Historical Society.
Retrieved November 29, 2023. "Penobscot...
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French explorer Samuel de Champlain's
depiction of "
Almouchiquois," a
coastal woman and man....
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French explorer Samuel de
Champlain identified these people as the "
Almouchiquois," a
polity stretching from the
Androscoggin River to Cape Ann and culturally...
- time of
contact with Europeans, it was
occupied by
communities of the
Almouchiquois people, who
referred to the area as Nampscos****e and had settlements...
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district of Maine,
while Wabanaki people south of the
river like the
Almouchiquois,
would be
forced from
their ancestral lands. The
political situation...
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Retrieved 13
October 2024. "About
Falmouth - The
Almouchiquois".
About Falmouth - The
Almouchiquois. The
Falmouth Historical Society.
Retrieved 17 August...
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University of
Nebraska Press, 2002), 16;
Emerson W. Baker, “Finding the
Almouchiquois:
Native American Families, Territories, and Land
Sales in
Southern Maine...
