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Snakes

The catalogue describes snakes as helpers around farms and dwellings because they ate spiders, rodents, and insects. It also remembers food and material uses and lists garter, smooth green, timber rattlesnake, queen snake, and northern brown snake. The catalogue describes snakes as helpers around farms and dwellings because they ate spiders, rodents, and insects. It also remembers food and material uses and lists garter,...

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On This Site documents Indigenous Long Island history through mapped places, research notes, photographs, and public storytelling by artist Jeremy Dennis.

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