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Ocute,
later known as
Altamaha or La Tama and
sometimes known conventionally as the
Oconee province, was a
Native American paramount chiefdom in the Piedmont...
- Cute (キュート, Kyūto,
stylized as °C-ute), was a ****anese girl
group ****ociated with ****o!
Project and
produced by Tsunku. Cute
consisted of
Maimi Yajima...
- chiefdom.
First Leg
Capachequi Ichisi Ocute Hitchiti After leaving Ocute, the
expedition crossed the "Wilderness of
Ocute" (the modern-day
Savannah River basin)...
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Spaniards described Cofitachequi as
about 10 days of
travel eastward from
Ocute through an
uninhabited wilderness.
Cofitachequi was
situated on a large...
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splinter from the
Ocute paramount chiefdom on the
Oconee River who
moved to this
vicinity in the late
seventeenth century after the fall of
Ocute."
Gabriel Arthur...
- chiefdom, a
Native American chiefdom, part of the
paramount chiefdom known as
Ocute and
later La Tama Altamaha, Georgia, an
unincorporated community Altamaha...
-
photographer Tama people, an
ethnic group in Chad and
Sudan La Tama,
previously Ocute, a
Native American people of the U.S.
state of
Georgia Tama, the ring name...
- La Tama
Indians and
included Altamaha (after the
chief who
lived there),
Ocute, and
Chechesee (Ichisi). The
Guale were the
majority in the
Upper Towns...
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originally from the
Georgia coast. The
Lower Yamasee included the Altamaha,
Ocute (Okatee), Ichisi, (Chechessee), and Euhaw, who had come to the
coast from...
- the county, in this case,
Chattahoochee County.
Ichisi was a town in the
Ocute chiefdom when the de Soto
Expedition p****ed
through the area. The Spanish...
