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Native Americans in Maryland |
| The first humans arrived by about 10,000 B.C. in the land that would become Maryland. By about 1200, permanent Native-American villages had been established. | Les Projets sur les Premiers Habitants du Maryland Even if you don't read French, check out this website by the 4th Grade French Immersion Class at Maryvale Elementary School in Montgomery County! |
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Piscataway Village Drawing courtesy of Prince George's County History Page |
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A Day in the Life of a Maryland Indian a lesson from the Pride of Baltimore II site |
| Nanticoke Indian History The Nanticoke lived in what is now Maryland and Delaware. The last villages and reservations were lost before 1750. Learn more about them! |
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Recipes & More Recipes 2 places you can find a number of recipes probably used by Maryland Native Americans. While looking for a possible recipe, remember where they lived, what the weather was like and which plants and animals might be available to them for food. |
Respect - The Key To Life
by Dave Chief |
| The Accohannock Tribe from Maryland's Eastern Shore. |
There is now a Lumbee community in Baltimore. The tribe originated in North Carolina . |
The Native Americans of Maryland : Great Contributors Underappreciated, an essay |
MAPS showing the location of Maryland Native American tribes in the 16th & 17th centuries! |
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Last Modified September 16, 2003. bv