10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «CHISCA»
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1
Memphis in Vintage Postcards
CHISCA HOTEL. The Hotel Chisca, which was named for a Chickasaw village, is
pictured in this 1933 postcard. It opened in 1913 and advertised itself as
Memphis' most popular-priced hotel. It offered home-style Southern cooking, 400
...
Scott Faragher, Katherine Harrington, 2000
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The Timucuan Chiefdoms of Spanish Florida: Resistance and ...
At that time scattered throughout the southern Timucuan province of Ibiniuti along
the upper St. Johns River drainage, the Chisca were ordered to leave Spanish
Florida or settle down peaceably among the Christian Indians, probably as a ...
3
Hernando de Soto: A Savage Quest in the Americas
The Indians said this metal had been mined in a place called Chisca, deep in the
mountains to the north. The Spaniards also heard from the Indians that at Chisca
"there was a foundry for copper and other metal of that color, except that it was ...
These soils are suited to the production of loblolly pine. Sweetgum, white oak,
and yellow-poplar can also be grown. On the basis of a 50-year site curve, the
mean site index for loblolly pine is 85 on the Chisca soil, 80 on the Nella soil, and
90 ...
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1994
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Yuchi Ceremonial Life: Performance, Meaning, and Tradition ...
EARLY HISTORY The European record shows the first extended encounter with
the Yuchi (Chisca) to have been in 1567, when Sergeant Hernando Moyano de
Morales, a junior officer serving under Juan Pardo, launched two attacks on ...
6
Handbook of North American Indians, V. 14, Southeast
The Chisca then settled in the Florida panhandle west of Apalachee, where their
involvement in the Chacato revolt of 1675 ultimately led to a final assault by
Spanish and Apalachee forces in 1677 (Hann 1988:75-79; 1993a:31-75). French
...
Raymond Fogelson, William C. Sturtevant
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Yuchi Indian Histories Before the Removal Era
This matter is especially embarrassing for me, as Amos Wright's Historic Indian
Towns in Alabama, 1540–1838 was not the only book published in 2003 that
almost certainly erred in accepting Swanton's long-standing Chisca proposals.
Jason Baird Jackson, 2012
“The Chisca village was surrounded by a high stockade with a tiny entry door. We
laid siege, setting their rush roofs afire with arrows bound with dried moss. We
could hear their screams and smell their flesh burning. We tried, without success,
...
9
Tribes That Slumber: Indians of the Tennessee Region
is why they are such a mystery. The first time that history takes notice of them was
in 1540 when De Soto was told of a rich province called Chisca where copper
and gold were mined. De Soto sent out scouts to verify the tale of precious metals
, ...
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Articles on Native American Tribes in Tennessee, Including: ...
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10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHISCA»
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DMC honors Bass Pro, The Chisca at annual meeting
This year, the DMC honored The Chisca on Main developers, Bass Pro Outdoor World developers, Gene Carlisle, Jay Sieleman of the Blues Foundation, ... «Memphis Business Journal, Sep 15»
Hudman, Ticer To Open Restaurant in Chisca
A press release went out this morning announcing that Michael Hudman and Andrew Ticer will open their fourth restaurant downtown in the Chisca building. «Memphis Flyer, Sep 15»
Chefs behind Andrew Michael's to open Downtown in Chisca
Catherine & Mary's -- named for the chefs' grandmothers and culinary inspirations, Catherine Chiozza and Mary Spinosa -- will open this spring in the Chisca on ... «Memphis Commercial Appeal, Sep 15»
Apartments breathe new life into historic Chisca hotel
Now, Moore is one of the first tenants to move into the re-christened Chisca on Main. "I just think they're revitalizing this area and bringing some new life into it, ... «WMC Action News 5, Sep 15»
First residents move in to The Chisca on Main
September 3, 2015 -Chisca Hotel property manager Felicia Gargus (left) shows one of the efficiency apartments in the plaza portion of the major downtown ... «Memphis Commercial Appeal, Sep 15»
The Chisca's first tenants move in
Moving vans were amid the recent usual construction activity at The Chisca Thursday as the first tenants move into the annex building of the historic South Main ... «Memphis Business Journal, Sep 15»
Chisca Rising
Sitting vacant for more than 20 years didn't do any favors for the Chisca Hotel property along South Main Street. But this week marks a major milestone in the ... «Memphis Daily News, Aug 15»
New neon sign to grace Downtown Memphis skyline
The original rooftop sign read “Hotel Chisca.” The new sign will face north toward Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue and consist of six-foot tall letters that read ... «Memphis Business Journal, Aug 15»
New Signs May Light South Main
Up the street, Chisca Hotel owners plan a huge new sign on the roof for Lyfe Kitchen, the healthy, fast-casual restaurant planned for the hotel's ground floor. «Memphis Flyer, Jul 15»
Chisca's Rebirth Means New Life For South Main
For almost two decades, Memphians have watched the Hotel Chisca on South Main crumble before their very eyes. After it was vacated by the members of ... «MyFox Memphis, May 15»
