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According to the Cherokee Nation, Anejodi is a sport played between two even teams who compete over control of a ball which is used to strike a target on top of a pole. Anejodi is the oldest known team sport in North America, having been first documented by French artist and explorer, Jacques LeMoyne in 1591, after he observed the sport being played by…
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| Anejodi | is a | sport played between two even teams who compete over control of a ball which is used to strike a target on top of a pole | 0.90 | text |
| Anejodi | is a | oldest known team sport in North America | 0.90 | text |
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