- The
Unalachtigo were a
division of the
Lenape (Delaware Indians), a
Native American tribe whose homeland Lenapehoking was in what is
today the Northeastern...
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territory and
Unami dialectal divisions indicated. The
territory of the
Unalachtigo dialect of
Unami is not
clearly indicated, but is
presumed to be approximately...
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tribes in
Maryland Okehocking people Ramapough Mountain Indians Shamokin Unalachtigo Lenape Walking Purchase Wappinger The Lenape's
historic territories inside...
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dialectal groups such as the Munsee, in the north, and the
Unami and the
Unalachtigo, elsewhere.
Dutch and
Swedish colonists founded the
first European settlements...
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dialects of
Unami are distinguished:
Northern Unami,
Southern Unami, and
Unalachtigo.
Northern Unami, now extinct, is
recorded in
large amounts of materials...
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Traditionally the
Delaware were
divided into the Munsee, Unami, and
Unalachtigo,
three social divisions determined by
language and location.
After dealing...
- welfare. The
Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape
Tribe is not
affiliated with the "
Unalachtigo Band of the
Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Nation" of
southern New
Jersey and...
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River in
northern New
Jersey Okehocking,
formerly southeast Pennsylvania Unalachtigo, Delaware, New
Jersey Mahican (Stockbridge Mahican) Connecticut, M****achusetts...
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Delaware portal Doeg
people Indigenous peoples of
Maryland Nacotchtank Unalachtigo Lenape Pritzker,
Barry M. (2000). "Nanticoke". A
Native American Encyclopedia:...
- Lenape,
which had
three main divisions,
known by the dialects, the Unami,
Unalachtigo, and Munsee. They
traded with the
Dutch and then
British colonialists...
