- The
Mocama were a
Native American people who
lived in the
coastal areas of what are now
northern Florida and
southeastern Georgia. A
Timucua group, they...
-
Pedro de
Mocama last
appeared in
Spanish records in 1655.
Guales and Yam****ees
moving south along the
coast may have
pushed the
Timucuan Mocamas to move...
- the
continental United States. The
mission served nearby villages of the
Mocama, a
Timucua group, and was at the
center of an
important chiefdom in the...
-
Mission San
Pedro de
Mocama was a
Spanish colonial Franciscan mission on ****berland Island, on the
coast of the present-day U.S.
state of Georgia, from...
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dating to 2500 BCE.
Prior to
European contact, the area was
inhabited by the
Mocama, a Timucuan-speaking
group who
lived throughout the
coastal areas of northern...
- of
colonial missions.
Historically the
Spanish influenced the
Guale and
Mocama chiefdoms by
establishing Christian missions in
their major settlements...
- xv–xvii. ISBN 0-8130-1232-5. Hann, John H. (July 1987). "Twilight of the
Mocama and
Guale Aborigines as Portra**** in the 1695
Spanish Visitation". The Florida...
- the
Timucua language. Its
inhabitants were part of the
Mocama, a
Timucua group who
spoke the
Mocama dialect. In the 17th
century the
island and the adjacent...
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region was
inhabited by the
Mocama, a
coastal subgroup of the
Timucua people. At the time of
contact with Europeans, all
Mocama villages in present-day Jacksonville...
- used
seasonally by
indigenous peoples of the region. The
Guale and the
Mocama, the
indigenous peoples of the area when
Europeans first reached the area...
