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Native Americans have lived here since the retreat of the last ice sheet, and the Ho-Chunk Nation continues to thrive on Maa Wákącąk, or Sacred Earth.
Title: TRIBAL LANDS CIRCA 1800
Author(s): Wisconsin Act 31 Coalition Partners
Date: ca. 2010 (?)
Source: Wisconsin First Nations: American Indian Studies Wisconsin
Brief: [pending]
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Title: CURRENT TRIBAL LANDS
Author(s): Wisconsin Act 31 Coalition Partners, and UW-Madison Cartography Lab
Date: 2018
Source: Wisconsin First Nations: American Indian Studies Wisconsin
Brief: [pending]
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Title: HO-CHUNK TERRITORY DESCRIBED BY ORAL TRADITION
Author(s): Language Division, Cultural Resources Division, and Ho-Chunk Nation Traditional Court
Date:
Source: Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin
Brief: [pending]
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