In Hebert's fictionalized account, Blake is taken captive by an aged Algonkian chieftain with the Franco-Indian name of Caucus-Meteor and taken to a Native American village near Montreal after successfully surviving the gauntlet _ by choosing to walk, rather than run.
42.
The term " nature religion " was first coined by the American religious studies scholar Catherine Albanese, who used it in her work " Nature Religion in America : From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age " ( 1991 ) and later went on to use it in other studies.
43.
Culturally they were closely related to the Lenape people ( Delaware Indians ) to the west and south of Wappinger lands, and also related to the Mahican people to their immediate north and to the Metoac peoples of Long Island . " Wappinger " means " easterner " in most Algonkian languages.
44.
There is evidence that in some communities ( e . g ., around Fort Vancouver ) the Jargon had become creolized by the early 19th century and that would have been among the mixed French / M�tis, Algonkian, Scots and Hawaiian population there as well as among the natives around the Fort.
45.
The site now known as Nemacolin's Castle in Brownsville may well have been visited by Chief Nemacolin, for a fireplace dates from the late 18th century, and the site had been inhabited by Native American peoples ( probably the south Algonkian-speaking Shawnee who may have had mounds there ).
46.
They were Algonkian-speaking hunter-gatherers who probably numbered less than a thousand people at the time of European contact . " ( Pastore, 1997 ) Prior to the area being known as Sunnyside, John Guy had named the area Truce Sound in honour of the good relations established with the Beothuk.
47.
As derived from Unami / Delaware ( Algonkian ) language, its source was formerly reported as unclear, but William Bright, in " Native American Placenames of the United States ", suggests, for the related name " Cheesequake " ( some miles south in New Jersey ) " chiskhake ", " land that has been cleared ".
48.
Alfred Goldsworthy Bailey is esteemed for his seminal work in ethnohistory, " The Conflict of European and Eastern Algonkian Cultures, 1504-1700 : A Study in Canadian Civilization ", his 1937 doctoral dissertation, republished by the University of Toronto in 1969 . " In a sense, " says the " New Brunswick Literary Encyclopedia ", " he created the field of ethnohistory in Canada ."
How to say algonkian in Hindi and what is the meaning of algonkian in Hindi? algonkian Hindi meaning, translation, pronunciation, synonyms and example sentences are provided by Hindlish.com.
