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1. • • The Picqua or Peckuwe Sept was one of five tribal divisions named for a legendary evil man who was sent back from death to lead a group of Shawnee to walk in harmony with the great spirit. He appeared to the group in a cloud of smoke billowing from the coals of their fire. "Peckuwe" means "man who rises from the ashes."
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   What is the Piqua Shawnee?

   • The Piqua Shawnee is a Native American tribe that got its name from the Shawnee word Shawanwa meaning “southerner.” The past culture of these people has been forgotten by the present and young generation of the tribe members. The following are some facts and trivia about the tribe.

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   How did Piqua get its name?

   • Piqua had its start in the year 1882 by the building of the railroads through the territory, and is situated at the junction of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad. It was named after the city of Piqua, Ohio. The first post office in Piqua was established in March 1882.

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   What did the Piqua Shawnee tribe do?

   • Facts and Trivia about the Piqua Shawnee Tribe. About the provision of food, farming was one of the most engaged in activities. The women of the tribe farmed corn, squash, fruits, beans, and nuts. These were used to make cornbread, soups, and stews. Men hunted deer, buffalo, turkeys, and other small game and engaged in fishing.

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   Where did the Shawnee tribe come from?

   • The origins of the Shawnee people are shrouded in mystery, but oral history and archaeological evidence suggest that they migrated from different parts of North America and gradually settled in the Ohio River Valley around 1600 CE. The Shawnee tribe was divided into different bands, each with its own chief, language, and rituals.

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3. www.daytondailynews.com › news › localHow did Piqua get its name? | Dayton, OH News

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   Jan 5, 2024 · Piqua means “ashes” in the Shawnee language. An old legend explains the naming of the Shawnee village. Many years before, the Shawnee had captured a member of a tribe they were warring...

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   The present city of Piqua, Ohio got it's historical name from the Native Americans who lived in part of the present city. It starts in a Shawnee village about two miles southwest of the present city of Springfield, Ohio at the existing George Rogers Park.

5. piquashawneeblog.wordpress.com › 2017/10/26 › howHow did Piqua get its Name? – Piqua Shawnee

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   Oct 26, 2017 · A short distance north was a Shawnee town called Piqua. Piqua means “ashes” in the Shawnee language. An old legend explains the naming of the Shawnee village. Many years before, the Shawnee had captured a member of a tribe they were warring against and burned him at the stake.

6. nativeamericannetroots.net › diary › 1928Shawnee Spirituality | Native American Netroots

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   May 31, 2015 · The Shawnee were a confederacy of five political units: Chillicothe (Chalahgawtha), Hathawekela (also spelled as Thawekila or Thawegila), Kispoko (Kispokotha), Mequachake (Mekoche or Maykujay), and Piqua (Pekowi).

7. nativeamericanpiquashawnee.blogspot.com › 2017 › 10Native American: Piqua Shawnee: How did Piqua get its name?

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   Jun 25, 2014 · In 1807 the village, consisting of seven houses, was surveyed by Armstrong Brandon and named Washington. A short distance north was a Shawnee town called Piqua. Piqua means “ashes” in the Shawnee language. An old legend explains the naming of the Shawnee village.

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   Mar 10, 2011 · The Picqua or Peckuwe Sept was one of five tribal divisions named for a legendary evil man who was sent back from death to lead a group of Shawnee to walk in harmony with the great spirit. He appeared to the group in a cloud of smoke billowing from the coals of their fire.

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   Mar 25, 2023 · The Shawnee Tribe is a Native American group that originated in the Ohio River Valley and spread across different parts of North America, including Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri. The tribe played a key role in shaping the history of the United States by participating in various wars and treaties. The Shawnee are known for their unique culture ...