Neoheroka (Tuscarora town)

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Neoheroka was a principal Tuscarora stronghold and settlement in early 18th-century North Carolina, central to the Tuscarora War and later commemorated by the nearby Fort Neoheroka.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American settlement
Tuscarora town
archaeology evidence of palisades and earthworks
excavated remains of fortifications
associatedWith Tuscarora–English colonial relations NERFINISHED
displacement of Tuscarora from North Carolina
commemoratedBy Fort Neoheroka NERFINISHED
conflict Tuscarora War NERFINISHED
continent North America
country Thirteen Colonies NERFINISHED
culture Iroquoian NERFINISHED
destruction destroyed during Tuscarora War
ethnicGroup Tuscarora NERFINISHED
governedBy Tuscarora leadership
heritageDesignation archaeological site
historicalRegion Coastal Plain of North Carolina NERFINISHED
language Tuscarora language NERFINISHED
legacy subject of historical and archaeological research
symbol of Tuscarora resistance
locatedIn British North America NERFINISHED
Contentnea Creek region NERFINISHED
Greene County, North Carolina NERFINISHED
North Carolina
nearby Fort Neoheroka historic site NERFINISHED
notableFor principal Tuscarora stronghold in Tuscarora War
site of major battle between Tuscarora and colonial forces
opponent allied Native American forces supporting colonists
colonial militia of North Carolina
partOf Tuscarora homeland NERFINISHED
population Tuscarora families and warriors
result accelerated Tuscarora migration northward
destruction of Tuscarora stronghold
heavy Tuscarora casualties
significantEvent Tuscarora War NERFINISHED
strategicImportance major defensive position of Southern Tuscarora
timePeriod early 18th century
use fortified village
settlement
stronghold
year 1713

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Fort Neoheroka namedAfter Neoheroka (Tuscarora town)