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Tuscarora Of The Swamps Marijuana Hazard Explored
Archaeologist Nicholas Yinger discusses Tuscarora occupation around the Potomac, noting high pipe finds, hemp use, and shorter lifespans linked to excessive marijuana smoking. He links migration to the Five Nations, swamps of North Carolina, and later Canadian relocation, with artifacts and caveat about historical interpretation.
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Nicholas Yinger
Yinger
Tuscarora
Potomac River
Great Seneca Creek
Montgomery County
Conococheague Creek
Williamsport
Washington County
Aswell
Montgomery
Loudoun
Jefferson
W. Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Potomac
Smithsonian Institution
Fred Hughes
Sycamore Landing
Poolesville
Harspen Swamp
Charnel House
North Carolina
Hudson Valley
New York State
Monocacy
C&o
Doubs
Adamstown
Indian Village
Nolands Ferry
Hamburg Fire Tower
White Rock
Tuscarora Mountain
Frederick
Washington
Six Nations Confederacy
Canada
Brantford
Ontario
Lake Ontario
Hamilton
Eremiah 2
Ralph Fout
Foster White
Loudoun County