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Tequesta

The Tequesta, also Tekesta, Tegesta, Chequesta, Vizcaynos, were a Native American tribe on the Southeastern Atlantic coast of Florida. They had infrequent contact with Europeans and had largely migrated by the middle of the 18th century.

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Location and extent

Origins

Language

Diet

Housing, clothing and tools

Customs

Miami Circle

Post-European-contact

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Tequesta

Nodes96
Edges95
Triples155
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020833
Components1

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Tequesta

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related to Post-European-contact · 34
Tequesta → Avilés, Biscayne Bay, Brother Francisco, Catholic, Cayo, Chequesta, Christianity, Cuba, Florida, Florida Native Americans, Francisco Villareal, Guesos, Havana, He, However, In, In March, Jesuit, Juan Ponce, Key West
related to Diet · 31
Tequesta → According, Archaeologists, British, Briton Hammon, Calusa, Caribbean, Chrysobalanus, Coccoloba, Cocoloba, Despite, Escalante Fontaneda, Florida, Fontaneda, Hernando, Jaega, Key Biscayne, Licania, Most, Opuntia, Sabal
related to Miami Circle · 23
Tequesta → Archaeology, BCE, Carr's, CE, Charcoal, Columbian Southeastern, In, Indians, It, Jerald, Miami Circle, Miami River, Milanich, Milanich's, Other, Radiocarbon-dating, Recent, Remnants, Robert, The
related to Location and extent · 20
Tequesta → Archaic, Atlantic Ocean, BC, Biscayne Bay, British, Broward County, By, Cape Sable, East Florida, Florida, Florida Keys, Miami River, Miami-Dade County, Palm Beach County, Pompano Beach, Spaniards, Spanish Florida, The Tequesta, Their, They
related to Origins · 20
Tequesta → Antilles, Arawakan, Bahamas, BCE, Carl, European, Florida, Florida Native Americans, Florida Straits, Glades, Lucayans, Mexico, New World, Sauer, South America, Straits, Taino, Tequestas, The, The Tequesta
related to Language · 10
Tequesta → Calusa, Calusas, Florida, Julian Granberry, Lake Okeechobee, Mayaimis, Only, The, The Tequesta, Tunica
related to Customs · 8
Tequesta → Another, However, One, Spanish, Tequestas, There, They, United States
related to Housing, clothing and tools · 8
Tequesta → Briton Hammon, Clothing, Florida, Other, Seminoles, Spanish, The, These
see also · 1
Tequesta → Pompano Beach Mound

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florida spanish native also keys biscayne calusa cuba bay tequestas americans circle havana village missionaries miami area may century lived

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Tequestarelated to CustomsOne0.60section
Tequestarelated to CustomsSpanish0.60section
Tequestarelated to CustomsAnother0.60section
Tequestarelated to CustomsTequestas0.60section
Tequestarelated to CustomsThey0.60section
Tequestarelated to CustomsThere0.60section
Tequestarelated to CustomsHowever0.60section
Tequestarelated to CustomsUnited States0.60section
Tequestarelated to DietThe Tequestas0.60section
Tequestarelated to DietThey0.60section
Tequestarelated to DietMost0.60section
Tequestarelated to DietHernando0.60section

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