- The Erie
people were also
known as the Eriechronon, Yenresh, Erielhonan,
Eriez,
Nation du Chat, and Riquéronon.[citation needed] They were also called...
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Eriez Speedway located in Erie, Pennsylvania,
United States is a 3/8 mile dirt oval race track. On July 22, 2007,
Eriez Speedway held its
first World...
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being peaceful,
while the
English being mostly hostile. The
names Erie and
Eriez are
shortened forms of Erielhonan,
meaning "long tail",
referring to local...
- and
constructed canoes made out of
birch bark
found on the peninsula. The
Eriez (a
shorter name for the Erielhonan) were
ultimately destro**** by the Iroquois...
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metals from non-metals was
granted to
William Benson and
Thomas Falconer of
Eriez Magnetics in 1969. "Magnetic
Equipment Guide -- Eddy
Current Separators"...
- University, Edinboro. It is part of the Erie
metropolitan area.
Members of the
Eriez, Iroquois, and
Cornplanter Native tribes were the
first known inhabitants...
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northernmost town in Pennsylvania.
Before 1650, the area was
settled by the
Eriez, a
relatively peaceful tribe; however, they were destro**** by the Seneca...
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Sheep are used to keep the gr**** to a low level. List of
NASCAR race
tracks Eriez Speedway, Erie,
Pennsylvania Lake Erie
Speedway Both
drivers take the same...
- Hill 2018 Chun Huh
University of
Texas at
Austin 2018
Michael J.
Mankosa Eriez Magnetics 2018
Oliver C.
Mullins Schlumberger 2018
Mukul Sharma University...
- of the
southern Lake Erie
coast were the Erielhonan, also
known as the "
Eriez", an
Iroquoian speaking tribe of
Native Americans.
Erielhonan meant the...
