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Are there any Indian tribes in Benton County Oregon?
There are no federally recognized Indian tribes with reservations in Benton County, Oregon. However, there may be members of various tribes residing in the county.
Why is may call may?
Because it is the month of Mary
What do the Ohio native Americans call the month of may?
The Shawnee name for the approximate period we call May is hotehimini kiishthwa.
What do you call the month of May in ancient Rome?
The month of May was called Maius in ancient Rome.
What do the native Americans call the month of may?
idontknow
What month did Anglo-Saxons call Thrimlice?
May
What do the mohawk Indians call the month of may?
they called it the harvest moon
Why your period does not coming 2 month ago you done your DNC.so what you do?
Call and speak to your DOCTOR. There may or may not be a problem, and the best answer is to call your DOCTOR.
What is the translation for the name Shannon in the Apache language?
Indian names tend to be after animals or things of their nature. Shannon is not an Apache name that I know of. It may be of another tribe. I know a man in Australia who is Indian and names Shannon. You may try some other tribes or Bands of Indian's to find your answer.
How many holiday in Indian post office month of may 2009?
There are 2 holidays . Labour day on May 1st, and 9th may Buddhas birthday.
Can two Indian tribes have the same name?
Yes, two Indian tribes can have the same name, especially if they belong to different regions or have different historical contexts. Tribal names can be derived from similar linguistic roots or cultural elements, leading to overlaps. However, such instances may lead to confusion, and often tribes will have unique identifiers or descriptors to distinguish themselves from others with similar names.
What Indian tribes were polyandrous?
Polyandry has been practiced among certain Indian tribes, notably the Nyinba and the Tibetan communities in the Himalayan regions, such as parts of Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh. In these societies, brothers may share a wife to keep land within the family and manage limited resources effectively. This practice is often tied to cultural beliefs and economic necessity, helping to prevent land fragmentation. Other smaller tribes in remote areas may also have variations of polyandrous practices.
