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Cherokee town. It may have been the site of the
older Cr****
village "
Chalahume"
visited by
Spanish explorer Juan
Pardo in 1567. The
Cherokee later pushed...
-
Chilhowee and
Citico (Pardo's
notary called them by
their Muskogean names, "
Chalahume" and "Satapo"). By the time the
first English explorers arrived in southern...
-
Chilhowee and
Citico (Pardo's
notary called them by
their Muskogean names, "
Chalahume" and "Satapo"). In the
latter 17th century, the
Cherokee began migrating...
- Morganton,
North Carolina Cheraw (tribe)
Chelaque Chiska Chiaha Coste Tali
Chalahume Satapo Parts of
Coosa extended into Alabama. The
other primary chiefdom...
- Mississippian-period
village excavated at the
Toqua site in the 1970s. The
villages of
Chalahume and Satapo,
visited by
Pardo in 1567, were
likely predecessors (and namesakes...
- "dwellers" in
Cherokee "Chilhowee" is a
Cherokee corruption of the
Muskogean Chalahume, the town's
original occupants Hiw****ee
means "savanna" or "plain." Nickajack...
- From there, he
proceeded across Happy Valley en
route to the
village of
Chalahume at the
mouth of
Abrams Cr****. In the 18th century,
Happy Valley was likely...
- part of
Chilhowee Mountain and
Happy Valley en
route to the
village of "
Chalahume" on the
Little Tennessee River. By the time Euro-American
settlers arrived...
-
Cherokee name is unclear, and may be
derived from the
Muscogean name
Chalahume, an
earlier Cr**** name for the village. In
English it has also been written...
- Georgia. In 1567, the Juan
Pardo expedition visited the
villages of "
Chalahume" and "Satapo" (later
Chilhowee and Citico) in the
Little Tennessee Valley...
