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Niamuck was once the primary location of settlemen Niamuck was once the primary location of settlement for the Shinnecock people prior to the current Shinnecock Reservation. From the current Shinnecock Canal to the southernmost land tip, the Shinnecock people existed before contact. Shinnecock people primarily resided in the area until ca. 1703, though historical maps show continued presence until the mid 19th century. In 1791, Rev. Paul Cuffee organized a Congressional church in the Niamuck area. Part of the church remains in the area while the other half was moved to the Shinnecock Reservation and is still used today. Cuffee was buried on the spot where the church once stood. This place is now known as the Shinnecock Canal. Read more: https://nativelongisland.com/listing/niamuck/?feed_id=475&_unique_id=6575090de33b4 • • • • • #longisland #suffolkcounty #manhattan #newyorkcity #brooklyn #queens #nassaucounty #newyork #nyc #realestate #longislandny #longislandlife #longislandrealestate #suffolk #nassau #realtor #hamptons #home #massapequa #realestateagent #babylon #smallbusiness #construction #ny #lieats #portjefferson #islip #bayshore #photography
The Duke site, named after Anthony Drexel Duke, is The Duke site, named after Anthony Drexel Duke, is a site that was excavated by the New York State Archaeological Association, L.I. Chapter in 1974.  On this site, a shell midden was found, suggesting the presence of indigenous occupation in the area. Nearby is the well-document Ashawagh settlement site, located on the shore of Hand’s Creek, west of Three Mile Harbor. Read more: https://nativelongisland.com/listing/duke-site/?feed_id=470&_unique_id=6573b760c12c7 • • • • • #longisland #suffolkcounty #manhattan #newyorkcity #brooklyn #queens #nassaucounty #newyork #nyc #realestate #longislandny #longislandlife #longislandrealestate #suffolk #nassau #realtor #hamptons #home #massapequa #realestateagent #babylon #smallbusiness #construction #ny #lieats #portjefferson #islip #bayshore #photography
Chepiohkomuk-qut, also known as the Solecki site, Chepiohkomuk-qut, also known as the Solecki site, is given the name Chepiohkomuk-qut (the place apart) due to material evidence suggesting that the cremated human remains that were likely burned on the site were transported for interment. Chepiohke translates to ‘the place apart, place of separation’. With the locative affix, the site may be named Chepiohk-it or Chepiohkomuk-qut. Read more: https://nativelongisland.com/listing/chepiohkomuk-qut/?feed_id=462&_unique_id=657264d2dd473 • • • • • #longisland #suffolkcounty #manhattan #newyorkcity #brooklyn #queens #nassaucounty #newyork #nyc #realestate #longislandny #longislandlife #longislandrealestate #suffolk #nassau #realtor #hamptons #home #massapequa #realestateagent #babylon #smallbusiness #construction #ny #lieats #portjefferson #islip #bayshore #photography
In 2003, a group burial was discovering during res In 2003, a group burial was discovering during residential development and a house barn construction, dating back to between 1400 to 1640 AD. Shinnecock tribal members argued against further disruption of the soil, seeing the proposed barn as a cemetery site. Despite resistance, the private owners continued development while the remains were reburied in an undisclosed location on Shelter Island. Read more: https://nativelongisland.com/listing/horse-barn/?feed_id=455&_unique_id=6571167508b15 • • • • • #longisland #suffolkcounty #manhattan #newyorkcity #brooklyn #queens #nassaucounty #newyork #nyc #realestate #longislandny #longislandlife #longislandrealestate #suffolk #nassau #realtor #hamptons #home #massapequa #realestateagent #babylon #smallbusiness #construction #ny #lieats #portjefferson #islip #bayshore #photography
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In 1997, the Pell case began, involving an attemp In 1997, the Pell case began, involving an attempt to steal Shinnecock Reservation land. On a strip of land south of Montauk Highway and the Tide Water Pub, the Shinnecock tribe successfully defended the land from being taken and developed. Read more: https://nativelongisland.com/listing/pell-site/?feed_id=450&_unique_id=656fbf6e8a8bc • • • • • #longisland #suffolkcounty #manhattan #newyorkcity #brooklyn #queens #nassaucounty #newyork #nyc #realestate #longislandny #longislandlife #longislandrealestate #suffolk #nassau #realtor #hamptons #home #massapequa #realestateagent #babylon #smallbusiness #construction #ny #lieats #portjefferson #islip #bayshore #photography
Keskaechqueren is the traditional placename of tod Keskaechqueren is the traditional placename of today’s Flatlands, Brooklyn. Keskaechqueren was used as a famous council-place, as the name may translate to “a place where public meetings take place” or “the community.” Read more: https://nativelongisland.com/listing/keskaechqueren/?feed_id=445&_unique_id=656e6de2538ca • • • • • #longisland #suffolkcounty #manhattan #newyorkcity #brooklyn #queens #nassaucounty #newyork #nyc #realestate #longislandny #longislandlife #longislandrealestate #suffolk #nassau #realtor #hamptons #home #massapequa #realestateagent #babylon #smallbusiness #construction #ny #lieats #portjefferson #islip #bayshore #photography
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