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UID:638@pelhamhistory.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241119T190000
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URL:https://pelhamhistory.org/events/native-histories-recovering-understan
 dings-of-the-indigenous-past/
SUMMARY:Native Histories: Recovering Understandings of the Indigenous Past 
 (following the Annual Meeting)
DESCRIPTION:Native American communities in Nonotuck (now called Amherst\, P
 elham\, Hadley\, and Northampton)\, in the Kwinitekw (Connecticut River) V
 alley\, were long supported by reciprocal trade and diplomacy with their N
 ative neighbors\, including Nipmuc to the east\, and Abenaki to the north.
  Yet\, the increase in colonial warfare during the late 1600s-1700s forced
  many Native families to relocate. \n\nThis talk by Dr. Margaret M. Brucha
 c\, Professor Emerita of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania\, 
 offers insights into regional Native histories by critically revisiting co
 lonial records\, antiquarian histories\, and Native memories. \nThis progr
 am will begin at 7:00 pm after the conclusion of the 6:30 pm 2024 Annual M
 eeting (all are welcome to attend) 
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CATEGORIES:Programs & Events
LOCATION:Pelham Library Ramsdell Room\, 2 South Valley Road\, Pelham\, MA\,
  01002\, United States
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