Sentences with phrase «tribe inhabited an island»

One particular tribe inhabited an island off the coast of Kodiak, exiled there many years prior with a missionary from Boston who had taught them how to build boats and to fish.

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The story takes us between 1895 and 1945, following the rival between a Japanese colony that inhabits the island and the aboriginal tribes who originally settled on the land.

First inhabited by native peoples 20,000 years ago, the island was recognized for its strategic value as a military fortress in the Civil War era, and later catalyzed the Native American Red Power movement with the revolutionary 18 - month occupation by the Indians of All Tribes from 1969 to 1971.

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First inhabited by native peoples who arrived more than 10,000 years ago, the island was recognized for its strategic value as a military fortress in the Civil War era, and later catalyzed the Native American Red Power movement with the revolutionary 18 - month occupation by the Indians of All Tribes from 1969 to 1971.

Close by is Fontein Cave, which features pictographs left behind by the Arawak tribe, who originally inhabited the island.

Where Coron Island, especially its two famous lakes (Kayangan and Barracuda) off Busuanga is not just another item to be ticked off in most tourist's checklist but a place for the sacred and divine, where the ancestors of the Tagbanua, the local tribe are stewards, inhabit.

There are 365 islands in total, with each being inhabited by a local family from the Kuna Indian tribe.

Back in the days the Whitsunday Islands were inhabited by the Ngaro, which is an aboriginal tribe.

Archaeological evidence shows that the Lucayan Taino tribes once settled on Long Island, most likely inhabiting its extensive cave system.