Narragansett Bay islands

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Narragansett Bay islands are a group of islands in present-day Rhode Island that were traditionally inhabited and used by Indigenous peoples, including the Wampanoag and Narragansett.

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Narragansett Bay islands canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
group of islands
associatedWithLanguageFamily Algonquian languages
contains Aquidneck Island
Coddington Point islands and islets
Conanicut Island NERFINISHED
Dutch Island
Dyer Island NERFINISHED
Goat Island
Hog Island
Hope Island
Patience Island NERFINISHED
Prudence Island
Rose Island
small coastal islets and rocks
hasColonialHistory Dutch trading activity in the region
English colonization
hasIndigenousArchaeologicalSites burial sites
ceremonial sites
shell middens
village sites
hasLargestIsland Aquidneck Island
hasMajorIsland Conanicut Island NERFINISHED
Prudence Island
historicallyInhabitedBy Narragansett people
Wampanoag people
locatedIn Narragansett Bay
New England
Rhode Island
United States of America
surface form: United States
nowIncludes military installations
residential communities
state parks and conservation lands
tourism and recreation areas
partOf New England coastline
preContactEconomyIncluded agriculture on suitable islands
hunting of coastal wildlife
marine resource harvesting
traditionalTerritoryOf Narragansett people
Wampanoag people
usedBy Narragansett people
Wampanoag people
usedFor ceremonial activities
fishing
seasonal habitation
shellfishing
trade and travel routes

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Wampanoag homelands includes Narragansett Bay islands