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The Eries were defeated by the Iroquois in 1655-56. The survivors scattered and were absorbed by other tribes. They have very little if any direct contact with Europeans prior to their destruction (most of what we know about them comes from Jesuit reports in the "Jesuit Relations" and is second hand information).
It is doubtful the Eries ever took a white captive.
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What did Erie Indians use for tools?
what did the erie tribe use
How did Erie PA get its name?
Indians
What houses did Seminole Indians live in?
The Erie Indians lived in wigwams
What food did the Erie Indians tribe eat?
The erie indians ate Squirrel,rabbit,deer and fish
What do Erie Indians hunt with?
Animal such as deer.
What great lake is named after an Indian culture?
Lake Erie for the Erie Indians. This was answered by Zonka.
Is Lake Erie an Indian name?
Yes. It comes from the Iroquois tribe known as the Erie Indians, Erie short for Erielhonan which means "long tail" in Iroquois.
What crafts did the Erie Indians make?
They made pottery and jewelry.
What did the Indians want created south and west of Lake Erie?
to find new land
What did the Erie Indians believe in?
Before the white man came, Native Americans had nature-centered belief systems, which were centered around spirits and spirit guides. There was no widespread, unified belief system or organization.
What fish live in Lake Erie?
In Lake Erie, the fish that shed their teeth are either the white fish, or the walleye fish.
What is Erie indians tribe where made of?
The Erie Indians were a Native American tribe that originally inhabited the region around Lake Erie, primarily in present-day western New York and parts of Pennsylvania. They were part of the Iroquoian language family and were known for their agricultural practices, fishing, and hunting. The Erie were closely associated with the Great Lakes and their culture was influenced by the surrounding Iroquois Confederacy. Unfortunately, the tribe faced significant decline in the 17th century due to warfare, disease, and displacement by European settlers.
