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originally posted by: aboutface
I didn't see the Birsimis, Algonquin or Mohawk represented on that map. WIll look some more though. It was quite the undertaking on his part and is quite interesting. I hope he will revise and upgrade it to reflect any additional info he receives. Thanks, OP. Nice find.
originally posted by: Ramcheck
Very interesting map, but as has been mentioned, it will have to be a lot bigger to let us see those smaller fonts.
Mohawk are there, as mentioned. I don't know the Birsimis, but Algonquin are there north of Lake Huron under various names. It was only after about 1700 that they really came a lot farther south. Cool map, though. (but he spelled Iroquois wrong...kinda ironic, cuz it is derived from French)
originally posted by: aboutface
I didn't see the Birsimis, Algonquin or Mohawk represented on that map.
You know you need to be a mite more specific if you're expecting to be taken seriously, eh?
originally posted by: Gorman91
a reply to: Blackmarketeer
That depends on what you define as thriving. Many of these tribes were the unwashed barbarians to the pre-columbian societies that dotted north America. If we were to rewind time a few more centuries, you may have viewed these tribes quite negatively.