-
Kituwa (also
spelled Kituwah, Keetoowah, Kittowa,
Kitara and
other similar variations) or
giduhwa (Cherokee: ᎩᏚᏩ) is a
Woodland period Native American...
-
vicinity of what is now
Bryson City for
nearly 14,000 years. The
village of
Kituwa,
which the
Cherokee believed to be
their oldest village and "mother town"...
-
Cherokee site, for
transfer to the EBCI.
These two sites,
together with
Kituwa,
which the EBCI owns again, will be
linked for
education and interpretation...
- 1,500 and 1,800 B.C. The
Cherokee identify their ancient settlement of
Kituwa on the
Tuckasegee River,
formerly next to and now part of
Qualla Boundary...
-
about 1500 and 1800 BCE. The
Cherokee say that the
ancient settlement of
Kituwa on the
Tuckasegee River is
their original settlement in the Southeast. It...
-
towns were
located along the
Tuckaseegee River in this area,
including Kituwa above the
confluence with the
Little Tennessee River. It is
considered the...
- Ahkyeli'skï U'tlun'ta Tsul 'Kalu
History History timeline military Treaties Kituwa Ani-kutani
skiagusta (rank)
outacite (rank)
Raven of
Chota Wars
Tribal Wars...
-
General Grant and were
never reoccupied. The most
notable of
these was
Kituwa, the
inhabitants of
which migrated west,
taking up
residence at
Great Island...
-
towns on the
eastern side of the
Appalachians in
Western North Carolina.
Kituwa was
chief among the
Middle Towns. Not only was
Cherokee society highly decentralized...
- 'Turtle Place.'
Several Cherokee towns developed along the river,
including Kituwa,
believed to be the "mother town" of the Cherokee. It
developed around an...
