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Deuce

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32. Yep...

Reply to hopemountain (Reply #27)

Wed Jun 25, 2014, 08:19 PM

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The Map Of Native American Tribes You've Never Seen Before [View all] G_j Jun 2014 OP

I like maps. Uncle Joe Jun 2014 #1

Intersting liberal N proud Jun 2014 #2

Heard about this on the news yesterday. Meant to look it up. Thanks for posting riderinthestorm Jun 2014 #3

du rec. xchrom Jun 2014 #4

This is wonderful. hunter Jun 2014 #5

Studied anthropology and am familiar with a few. I also love maps even if I get slammed KittyWampus Jun 2014 #6

Awesome n/t fleabiscuit Jun 2014 #7

I love this! Thanks for posting. SalviaBlue Jun 2014 #8

This has been posted before but is a nice reminder..... blackspade Jun 2014 #9

This is a great starting point for further research. WHEN CRABS ROAR Jun 2014 #10

Interesting! I wonder what the Apache nations/tribes were called... TygrBright Jun 2014 #11

A little work with Wikipedia should answer your questions. Jackpine Radical Jun 2014 #18

Yes, I knew about the Navajo. TygrBright Jun 2014 #20

Did you find a group corresponding to the (A)Nasazi on the map? Jackpine Radical Jun 2014 #21

wondering if they were the precursor to Hopi tomm2thumbs Jun 2014 #26

The map's a representative fiction. Igel Jun 2014 #22

i give more credence to what we american indian peoples call ourselves hopemountain Jun 2014 #27

Yep... Deuce Jun 2014 #32

The perfect Christmas gift for my oldest Step-son...Thanks Lochloosa Jun 2014 #12

Thanks for the post. ctsnowman Jun 2014 #13

Okay, that's super-interesting. Now for an hour with the full map. byronius Jun 2014 #14

Work like this maindawg Jun 2014 #15

There were 60 million people living in the Western Hemisphere when Columbus came KurtNYC Jun 2014 #16

The estimates vary. Igel Jun 2014 #23

links to support your statements, please. nt hopemountain Jun 2014 #28

K & R malaise Jun 2014 #17

Back in 1970 my Aunt gave me a present of a beautiful book, Almost Ancestors, The First Californians aint_no_life_nowhere Jun 2014 #19

Recommended. H2O Man Jun 2014 #24

neat! tomm2thumbs Jun 2014 #25

Here is a link to his... reACTIONary Jun 2014 #29

nice indeed! G_j Jun 2014 #40

Super cool map G-j lovemydog Jun 2014 #30

Thanks for this post... KoKo Jun 2014 #31

In the US nadinbrzezinski Jun 2014 #33

Wow. This is beautiful and a treasure. DesertDiamond Jun 2014 #34

k and r and thank you for posting this niyad Jun 2014 #35

This is so cool -- I couldn't wait to show my wife theHandpuppet Jun 2014 #36

What a wonderful post! Gumboot Jun 2014 #37

K&R. Thanks for this! nt raouldukelives Jun 2014 #38

Sadly the American historians have lied about the actual numbers of rhett o rick Jun 2014 #39

Thank you so much for posting this. n/t cntrygrl Jun 2014 #41