Susquehannock Tribes, Nations and Bands Native Americans Indigenous
Sites in this category provide information on the history and culture of the Susquehannock Indians, who were also known as the Andaste and later as the Conestoga. The Susquehannock were often described as a warrior tribe that once controlled a vast territory of central Pennsylvania. This category may also include sites about the unnamed predecessors of the Susquehannock.
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- Susquehannock History - Comprehensive historical and cultural treatise of this Eastern tribe, from pre-history to their demise in the 18th Century.
- Four Directions Institute: Susquehannock - Tribal profile, timeline, and links.
- Where are the Susquehannock? - Brief history and comment on the once-powerful Pennsylvania s tribe, and their tragic fate.
- Land of the Susquehannock - Historical and archaeological discussion of the Susquehannock in susquehannock Pennsylvania, and their relationship with other tribes.
- Field School Explores Site - Penn State anthropology students spent eight weeks exploring s an unexcavated s Susquehannock village in Lancaster County.
- Shenks Ferry -The Lost People - Archaeological evidence of the native inhabitants who preceded the Susquehannocks s in central Pennsylvania.
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