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Distribution of Northeast American peoples
Haudenosaunee Confederacy
wampum belt given to William Penn
Adirondack Mountains
Secoton, a Powhatan Village
Ojibwa wickiup
Longhouse interior
Northeast Indian moccasins
Iroquois shoulder bag
roach-style hair common to Northeast Indian nations
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James Logan
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