Yes, Native Americans, specifically the Calusa and Tequesta tribes, inhabited parts of Florida, including areas near Key West, before European contact. These tribes were primarily coastal and engaged in fishing, shellfish gathering, and trade. However, the population significantly declined due to disease, conflict, and displacement following European colonization. Today, the history of Indigenous peoples in The Florida Keys is recognized and preserved through cultural heritage efforts.
Most West Indians tend to live in on of the five boroughs, especially Brooklyn
The Indian lived on the Californian coast
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no theyoccupied lands in both North and South Dakota
Almost everywhere, in the US. Almost everywhere in both North and South America. Hence the name American Indians
Most West Indians tend to live in on of the five boroughs, especially Brooklyn
The southwest indians lived in wigwams
They live in the coast of California.
The Wasco Indians lived in the west coast of Washington
There aren't many North West Indians that still do the same things that they did before but there are some North West Coast Indians still live on the Coast of California today.
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The Kato were West Coast Indians, they were among the early Californians.
The American Indians
in Key West, FL
The Indian lived on the Californian coast
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