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Nikwasi (Cherokee: Ꮑꮖꮟ, romanized: Nequasi or Nequasee)
which translate to
center of
attention or activity, or the
place where they come
together and...
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within the
Cherokee Nation. The
Cherokee called this area
Nikwasi, or "center of activity".
Nikwasi was an
ancient and
important Cherokee town,
centered around...
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Americans from the southeast.
Nikwasi was the most
ancient settlement of the Cherokee, and the
invading tribe attacked Nikwasi one
morning just
before daybreak...
- Fork". One of the
largest and most
important Cherokee towns,
known as
Nikwasi, or Nuc****ee, was
located at the
confluence of the
Cullasaja River and...
-
governments to
develop the "
Nikwasi Trail",
highlighting a
route along the
Little Tennessee River. This is
formally known as the
Nikwasi-Cherokee
Cultural and...
- Muscogee. In 1721, the
Cherokee ceded lands in
South Carolina. In 1730, at
Nikwasi, a
Cherokee town and
Mississippian culture site, a
Scots adventurer, Sir...
- of "Kulsetsi". This
Sugartown was near the prin****l "Middle Town" of
Nikwasi. A
third Sugartown was
located on
Sugar Cr****, a
tributary of the Taccoa...
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Little Tennessee River.
These will be
featured as part of the
planned "
Nikwasi-Cowee Corridor". The
Valley Towns consisted of
those along the
upper Hiw****ee...
- non-profit
Nikwasi Initiative and
worked with
Mainspring Conservation Trust to
achieve this. They are
planning to
highlight these three sites on the "
Nikwasi Trail"...
- a
Mississippian culture chiefdom. They also
visited the
Cherokee towns Nikwasi, Estatoe, Tugaloo, Conasauga, and Kituwa, but
ultimately failed to gain...
