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After their defeat, tribe members moved north and were adopted by the Oneida around 1722 under the Six Nations alliance. About 1,000 Tuscarora live on a reservation near Buffalo, N.Y., and an ...
The state said the operations were run by a group called the Tuscarora Indian Nation, led by Kendall Locklear, 57, who was among those arrested and who claimed the tribe is a sovereign nation.
As colonists in North and South Carolina claimed more land, the hostility of Native Americans increased. The Tuskarora Indians controlled the area between the Neuse and Roanoke Rivers in North ...
The Tuscarora created a unified government. The only problem? Many longtime leaders aren’t on board with the plan.
According to archaeological studies conducted on cultural artifacts and remains found at Fort Liberty, Cumberland County was originally utilized as a hunting territory for both the Tuscarora ...
At a hearing of the commission in 2019, a spokesperson for the Tuscarora accused the Lumbee Tribe of trying to block their recognition, noting that Lumbee leaders were part of the commission ...
A woman posted a TikTok video saying she's part of the Tuscarora Tribe of North Carolina and was part of the group that went to the development for a peaceful prayer. She claims they were met with ...
Most of the Indian burial mounds recorded in Cumberland ... The Nashville Graphic wrote in 1983 that the lands controlled by the Tuscarora were bounded north by the Roanoke and all the rivers ...
Historic landmark designation is being sought for a demolished Tuscarora Indian fort where the tribe made its last stand to keep British settlers from taking over North Carolina's interior.