Powhatan
A Native American person who once lived in eastern Virginia
- noun
- /ˈpaʊhəˌtæn/
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Powhatan
- The Powhatan people lived in villages along the rivers.
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The Powhatan played a significant role in early American history.
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Artifacts of the Powhatan people can be found in local museums.
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Many Powhatan lived along the rivers of eastern Virginia.
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Many Powhatans still practice their traditional customs today.
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Artifacts of the Powhatan people can be found in local museums.
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Many Powhatan lived along the rivers of eastern Virginia.
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The Powhatan played a significant role in early American history.
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Etymology
Powhatan comes from the name a Native American group in eastern Virginia, so a Powhatan is a person who belonged to that group.