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The Suwanee River separated the Timucuan' lands from the Apalachees lands.
the timucuan tribe traveled to get food and to stay away from dangerous people and predators. that is why the timucuan tribe traveled.
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Yes, the Timucuan Indians, indigenous to Florida, did eat manatee. They relied on various local resources for sustenance, and manatees provided a significant source of meat. The Timucuan utilized the animal's flesh, fat, and skin for food, reflecting their adaptation to the coastal and riverine environments in which they lived.
the timucuan tribe traveled 20 miles at a time on foot but they also traveled by canoe. that is how many miles at a time they would travel on foot.
do the timucuans wear jewelry what kind
Fort Repose in Florida on the Timucuan River
what are some of the timuca tribs customs
The Timucua would poo, and then for food they ate it.
The Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León
The Acuera, a member of the Timucuan Federation.