Nacotchtanke

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Nacotchtanke is a historical Native American group that lived along the Anacostia River in what is now Washington, D.C., and nearby areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
affectedBy European colonization
epidemic diseases
archaeologicalEvidence village sites along the Anacostia River
areaNowWithin District of Columbia NERFINISHED
Prince George's County, Maryland NERFINISHED
associatedModernToponym Anacostia River GENERATED
Anacostia neighborhood GENERATED
continent North America
countryInThePresent United States of America NERFINISHED
culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands NERFINISHED
culture Eastern Algonquian culture NERFINISHED
economy fishing
hunting
maize agriculture
trade
encounteredBy English colonists
encounterPeriod early 17th century
ethnicGroupOf Anacostia River region NERFINISHED
ethnonymVariant Anacostans NERFINISHED
Nacostine NERFINISHED
Nacotchtank NERFINISHED
historicalStatus dispersed
no longer a distinct tribal entity
languageFamily Algonquian languages
locatedInThePast Anacostia River NERFINISHED
Maryland NERFINISHED
present-day Washington, D.C.
mainRiver Anacostia River NERFINISHED
modernRecognition acknowledged in land acknowledgment statements in Washington, D.C.
subject of local Washington, D.C. history
namedAfter Anacostia River NERFINISHED
neighboringGroup Pamunkey people NERFINISHED
Piscataway people NERFINISHED
Powhatan people NERFINISHED
partOf Powhatan Confederacy NERFINISHED
politicalOrganization village-based chiefdom
region Chesapeake Bay area NERFINISHED
regionType tidal river environment
subsistenceType riverine society
timePeriod early colonial period in North America
pre-Columbian era

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Nacotchtank people nameVariant Nacotchtanke