Catawba Counter-Cartographies: Remapping the Indigenous Southeast, 1670-1730
When English colonizers arrived along the shores of the North American Southeast in 1670, they created new maps of their colony that opened the Native interior to view. The first published maps of South Carolina distorted the truth of this indigenous world. Over the next fifty years, Charlestown, So...
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