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Impossible Odds in Impossible Terrain: Remembering Another Unremembered “Indian” War

June 4, 2025.Uncategorized.#califfornianativehistory

June 4, 2025 – On this day in 1873, another “Indian” war most Americans have never heard of – the Modoc War – came to an end in the high desert straddling present-day California and Oregon. The 18-month war of resistance, in which 52 Modoc warriors and 98 women, children and old men held out […]

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Requiem for Oaquaga: The Great Law of Peace in the Time of a White Man’s War

February 20, 2025.Uncategorized.#americanrevolution

Until the mid-1770s, there was a thriving Native agricultural and trading town here – Oaquaga – on a bend in the upper Susquehanna River, in the southern tier of present-day New York State. It was likely established in the centuries after the last glacial age, by the ancient ancestors of the five peoples who combined […]

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