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Algonkians And Iroquois Dominated Potomac Valley
A Pennsylvanian Archaeologist article by J Ralston Goldsborough summarizes a historical study of the Algonkians and Iroquoian peoples in Maryland. It covers Piscataway and Susquehannock histories, Fort Washington sites, early white contact, and burial remains near Poolesville and the Monocacy, with notes on a 1697 Piscataway relocation and a Potomac camp site discovery. The piece blends records, manuscripts, and field findings to illuminate the region’s indigenous past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River Valley
J . Ralston Goldsborough
Penissiania Archaeologist
Society For Pennsylvania Archaeology
Mr Goldsborough
Maryland
Monocacy River
John Smith
Po' Lomse River
Goldsborough
Maynone
Smith
Tower Potomac
Piscataway Fort
Virginia
Goose Creek
Fanquier County
York County
Detroit
Johns Smith
Chesapeake Bay
Trey
Pensylvama
Potomac
Fort Washington
Virgina
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Frederick County
Mr. Goldsborough
Philemon Lloyd
Tuscarora Creek
Lord Baltimore
Monockasey
Poolesville
Frederick Hughes
Nicholas Yinger
Frederics
Hugh Stabler
Richard Slattery
Washington
Sie