Appomattoc people

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The Appomattoc people were a Native American tribe of the Powhatan Confederacy who historically lived along the Appomattox River in what is now Virginia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American tribe
Powhatan tribe
associatedRiver Appomattox River
associatedWith Powhatan people
linked to: Powhatan peoples

Tsenacommacah
continent North America
country United States
culturalRegion Eastern Woodlands
ethnicGroupOf Virginia
ethnoHistoricalStatus historical tribe
hasNameOrigin Appomattox River
hasNameVariant Appamatuck
Appomattuck
linked to: Appamatuck
indigenousTo Tidewater Virginia
languageFamily Algonquian languages
locatedInThePast Appomattox River region
linked to: Appomattox River

present-day Virginia
partOf Powhatan Confederacy
linked to: Powhatan peoples
presentIn early English colonial records of Virginia
region Appomattox River valley
linked to: Appomattox River
relatedGroup Mattaponi
linked to: Mattaponi River

Pamunkey
Powhatan
timePeriod early Colonial Virginia
pre-Colonial North America
traditionalHousing woodland Native American dwellings
traditionalSubsistence agriculture
fishing
gathering
hunting

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Appomattox River namedAfter Appomattoc people
Powhatan peoples confederationOf Appomattoc tribe
linked to: Appomattoc people
Indigenous peoples of Virginia hasEthnicGroup Appomattoc people (historical)
linked to: Appomattoc people