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          Even recently, the Wendat people were described as “Hurons, who became virtually extinct” after the s (Jung Reference Jung ).

        1. Even recently, the Wendat people were described as “Hurons, who became virtually extinct” after the s (Jung Reference Jung ).
        2. — Returns to the Huron Villages.
        3. INDIAN NOTES hunting methods of the northeastern forest tribes.
        4. Some of the voyagers belonged to migratory hunting bands like the Beothuk, Micmac, and Montagnais, while others came from horticultural villages such as the.
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          6. INDIAN NOTES hunting methods of the northeastern forest tribes....

          Long before the European invasion of North America, five Iroquoian-speaking tribes formed a powerful confederation known as the League of Five Nations.

          The idea for this confederacy came from the prophet Deganawida who had been born to the Huron. The Huron, an Iroquoian-speaking nation, however, never joined the League of Five Nations.

          The name Huron was given to them by the French and means “rough, boorish.” They call themselves Wendat, Guyandot, or Wyandot which means “islanders.” Their traditional territory was north of the Lake Simcoe region of Ontario.

          T HE Plains of the West were inhabited at the time of their dis- covery by a number of wandering tribes that depended upon the buffalo for subsistence.

          Their homeland is often referred to as Huronia in many of the historical accounts.

          Like the other Iroquian-speaking Indian nations, the Huron were farmers with a slash-and-burn agriculture which was supplemented by some hunting and fishing and by the gathering of certain wild plants for both food and fiber.

          Corn, beans, and squash provided about two-thirds of the Iroquois caloric intake. By it is estimated that the Huron, wit