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Did you know that Fort Duffield has been known to have spirits roaming the area? From Indians to Civil War Soldiers.
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History of Kentucky
Names of the Kentucky Indian Tribes
Until the arrival of the first white settlers Shawnee tribes from north and the Cherokee and Chickasaw tribes from the south of the Cumberland river fought for control of the region. During this time, no one Indian nation held possession of the region that would eventually become Kentucky. There are many famous Native American tribes who played a part in the history of the state and whose tribal territories and homelands are located in the present day state of Kentucky. The names of the Kentucky tribes included the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Mosopelea, Shawnee and Yuchi.
Fast Facts about the History of Kentucky Indians
The way of life and history of Kentucky Indians was dictated by the natural raw materials available in the State of Kentucky. The natural resources and materials available provided the food, clothing and houses of the Kentucky Indians. Fast facts about the history, culture and life of the State of Kentucky Indians. Discover facts and information about the history of the State of Kentucky Indians.
Name of State: Kentucky
Meaning of State name: Believed to be derived from the word “Kenta,” meaning “Field” or “Meadow.”
Geography, Environment and Characteristics of the State of Kentucky: Mountains in the east; rounded hills in the north; Bluegrass, wooded rocky hillsides
Culture adopted by Kentucky Indians: Southeast Cultural Group
Languages: Muskogean
Way of Life (Lifestyle): Hunter gatherers and hunter farmers
Types of housing, homes or shelters: Asi Wattle and Daub houses