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Lenapehoking (Unami: Lënapehòkink) is
widely translated as 'homelands of the Lenape',
which in the 16th and 17th centuries,
ranged along the
Eastern seaboard...
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inhabited by Algonquians,
including the Lenape.
Their homeland,
known as
Lenapehoking,
included the present-day
areas of
Staten Island, Manhattan, the Bronx...
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language and
inhabited the
eastern region of the state, then
known as
Lenapehoking. It
included most of present-day New
Jersey and the
Lehigh Valley and...
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spoke similar languages and
shared familial bonds in an area
known as
Lenapehoking, the
Lenape historical territory,
which spanned what is now
eastern Pennsylvania...
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museum is
situated in what was
historically Lenapehoking. That November, the Met
received a $125
million donation from
Oscar L...
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Lenape (Delaware Indians), a
Native American tribe whose homeland Lenapehoking was in what is
today the
Northeastern United States. They were part of...
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Comancheria Historic regions of the
United States Huronia (region)
Lenapehoking Mississippi Territory Pine
Barrens speculation Pickett,
Albert James...
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inhabited were
Scheyichbi (i.e. New Jersey),
which means 'water's edge', and
Lenapehoking,
meaning 'in the land of the
Delaware Indians'. It
describes the ancient...
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historically as the
Hemlock Grove. Its
heritage dates in part to pre-colonial
Lenapehoking. New York City
acquired 4,000
acres (~1620 ha) as
parkland in 1888, and...
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Lenapehoking...
