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Icafui

The Icafui (also Ycafui, Icafi, Ycafi) people were a Timucua people of southeastern Georgia, who were closely related if not synonymous with the Cascangue people. Exceptionally little is known about the Icafui, other than their general location and the fact that they spoke a dialect of Timucua called "Itafi" along with the Ibi.

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TimucuaTimucuaItafiIbiOconi
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timucua georgia mainland ibi mocama also island itafi southeastern dialect inland tribe oconi satilla altamaha missions yamasee ycafui icafi ycafi

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San Pedro de Mocamainstance ofbut interacted with Mocama missions0.80text

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