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6 Cards in this Set
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Authors
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Waddell, Gene
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Historical Period
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1540's-1740's
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Cofitachequi
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an Indian tribe described in the accounts of 16th-century Spanish explorers Hernando de Soto and Juan Pardo as being located in modern-day South Carolina, has long puzzled historians. Distinguished by their burial practices and unusual architecture, the Cofitachequi were probably located close to the mouth of the Wateree River and spoke a language that was part of the Catawban linguistic group.
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Distinguished by their
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burial practices and unusual architecture
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located
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close to the mouth of the Wateree River
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spoke
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that was part of the Catawban linguistic group
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