Talk:Niantic people
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editSounds almost like they were a tribe of the Massachusett. Were they, or were they their own ethnicity? — kwami (talk) 06:22, 26 October 2010 (UTC)
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Last living member of the tribe? That should probably be reworded, as it's obvious the tribe assimilated into the local population. It should be "last living member practicing as a Nehantic?" |
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Niantic vs. Nehantic
editThe article was using several different names for this tribe, so I just edited the article to be consistent with the title of "Niantic." It appears that there's one specific modern-day group using "Nehantic" (note the 1998 New York Times article referenced), but that most scholars and historians use "Niantic." I am starting this as a discussion in case we have other information and want to change the article from "Niantic" to something else. Beginning (talk) 15:59, 23 August 2021 (UTC)