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English: Estimated linguistic divisions ca. AD 1700. Powhatan, Tutelo and Nottoway-Meherrin were tributary to English; Shawnees tributary to Seneca at this time. NOTE: Several other Shawnee locations in 1700 were off-map, in PA, SC, KY and IL. |
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| Other versions | Second correction, to show location of Shawnees in PA in 1700 |
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