Fort Shantok Archeological District

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Fort Shantok Archeological District is a historic Native American fort and village site associated with the Mohegan tribe, recognized for its archaeological significance and preservation of indigenous cultural heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American archaeological site
archaeological site
fortified village site
associatedWith Mohegan tribe NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culture Mohegan NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Mohegan people NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalEvidenceOf Mohegan occupation
prehistoric Native American occupation
hasArchaeologicalResearch excavations of Mohegan occupation layers
studies of indigenous fortifications
hasFeature archaeological remains
buried cultural deposits
defensive works
village site remains
hasSiteType fortified hilltop or defensive site
heritage indigenous cultural heritage
heritageDesignation historic district
locatedIn Connecticut
New London County, Connecticut NERFINISHED
Northeastern United States NERFINISHED
locatedInOrNear Montville, Connecticut NERFINISHED
locatedOn Thames River NERFINISHED
partOf traditional Mohegan homeland
preserves Mohegan cultural landscape NERFINISHED
archaeological record of Mohegan life
recognizedFor archaeological research value
historic importance to the Mohegan tribe
preservation of indigenous cultural heritage
relevantFor archaeology of Native American fortifications
indigenous heritage preservation
study of Mohegan settlement patterns
significance archaeological significance
cultural significance
timePeriod early colonial period
pre-contact period
topic Mohegan tribal history
Native American history of New England
usedAs Native American fort
Native American village

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Uncasville, Connecticut contains Fort Shantok Archeological District