- The
Neutral Confederacy (also
Neutral Nation,
Neutral people, or
Attawandaron) was a
tribal confederation of
Iroquoian peoples. Its
heartland was in the...
- of the
Iroquois or Haudenosaunee,
Huron or Wendat, Petun,
Neutral or
Attawandaron, Erie people, Wenro,
Susquehannock and the St.
Lawrence Iroquoians. The...
-
attempt to stay
neutral in the Huron–Iroquois wars. They were
called Attawandaron by the Huron.
Mithun (1979:145, 188–189)
cites Jesuits pointing out that...
- "neutral" zone and was
inhabited by the
Neutral Nation (also
known as the
Attawandaron), in a
village of 4,000 in what is now the
Badenoch area of Puslinch...
- name)
lived along the
southern edge,
while the
Neutrals (also
known as
Attawandaron)
lived along the
northern s****. The
tribal name "erie" is a shortened...
-
Grande Île
appears on the town seal.
Grand Island has been home to the
Attawandaron Nation and an
acquisition of both
French and
English colonial pursuits...
-
adjacent to a
reconstruction of the
Lawson Site, a 16th-century pre-contact
Attawandaron People's (Neutral Iroquoian) village. The
museum offers permanent and...
- of Guelph, "the area was home to a
First Nations community called the
Attawandaron who
lived in
longhouses surrounded by
fields of corn". The
majority of...
- Wisconsin; also
currently Kansas and
Oklahoma ****ateague,
formerly Maryland Attawandaron (Neutral),
Ontario Beothuk,
formerly Newfoundland Chowanoke, formerly...
-
prior to
European settlement, the
London area was the site of
several Attawandaron, Odawa, and
Ojibwe villages. The
Lawson Site in
northwest London is an...
