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Legend of the Ball Game - Apalachee Indians of the Talimali Band
WEBLegend of the Ball Game In long ago days when all Apalachee were non-Christian there were two chiefs who lived in neighboring villages. One was named Ochuna Nicoguadca, …
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Engraved Shell Replica of the Goal Post for the Ball Game The Sisters Chief Troy …
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Past Chiefs Chief Gilmer "Tunnie" Bennett Born April 02, 1932 - Death October 22, …
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Apalachee History of Louisiana Louisiana Under French and Spanish Rule In …
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Apalachee - Wikipedia
The Apalachee are thought to be part of Fort Walton Culture, a Florida culture influenced by the Mississippian culture.
The Apalachee were horticulturalists with stratified chiefdoms and sedentary towns and villages. Like many other Southeastern tribes, they have an alternating dual governmental system with a war chief and a peace chief. Leadership was hereditary and matrilinear.Wikipedia · Text under CC-BY-SA license- Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins
A Daring and Dangerous Game - The Historical …
WEBThe Apalachee ball game held much religious and social significance. The ball, about the size of a golf ball, was made of hardened clay covered with buckskin. Erected by Florida Heritage.
The Apalachee of Northwest Florida - University of …
WEBThe Apalachees played a ball game that was a religious exercise as well as a sport. One village would challenge another to a match, and the two teams would have up to 100 players each. They used a hard clay ball …
Ball Game Manuscript | Early Visions of Florida
WEBThe Ball Game manuscript, credited to Juan de Paiva but collaboratively produced with the Christianized Apalachees Diego Salvador and Juan Mendoza, details the ball game …
History of the Apalachee Tribe | Coastal and Marine …
WEBJul 6, 2023 · The Apalachees played a ball game that was a religious exercise as well as a sport. One village would challenge another to a match, and the two teams would have up to 100 players each. They used a …
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THE APALACHEE – LIFE AT MISSION SAN LUIS
WEBA Game of Skill and Courage. Sometimes known as the "Apalachee ball game", described in detail by Spaniards in the 17th century. No indigenous name for the game has been preserved. The Spanish referred to it as el …
Playing the Apalachee Ballgame in the Fields of the …
WEBThis paper examines the archaeology, folklore, and iconography attesting to the antiquity of the Apalachee Ball Game. We examine the “Apalachee Ball Game Myth” as recorded by Friar Juan Paiva in 1676 as well as several …
Games People Play: Prehistoric Games of Indigenous North …
WEBWe will examine the "Apalachee Ball Game Myth" as recorded by Friar Juan Paina in 1670 as well as several Mississippian carved shell objects (ca. AD 1350, Craig Mound, …
In the Fields of the Thunder Lord, Playing the Apalachee Ball …
WEBThis presentation examines the archaeology, folklore, and iconography attesting to the antiquity of the Apalachee Ball Game.
In the Fields of the Thunder God, Playing the Apalachee Ball …
WEBThis paper examines the archaeology, folklore, and iconography attesting to the antiquity of the Apalachee Ball Game. We examine the “Apalachee Ball Game Myth” as recorded …
Playing the Apalachee Ballgame in the Fields of the Thunder God ...
WEBJul 15, 2017 · We examine the “Apalachee Ball Game Myth” as recorded by Friar Juan Paiva in 1676 as well as several Mississippian archaeological contexts and carved shell …
Apalachee: The Land Between the Rivers - Duke University Press
WEBMay 1, 1989 · The next chapter describes Apalachee culture and customs as revealed in the ethnographically rich Ball Game Manuscript of 1676, which sees print for the first time in …
WEBSunday mass, evening dances, ball games, and other special events. Apalachee living at San Luis ate a variety of foods introduced by the Spaniards, including peaches, sugar, …
Juan de Paiva’s Chronicle on the Apalachee Ball Game
WEBDec 30, 2017 · The purpose of this article is to publish the 1676 narrative of father Juan de Paiva concerning the mythological origins of the Apalachee ball game and its …
WEBIndian ball games, these contests were forbidden by the officials.'8 The prohibition of rituals which had been part of Apalachee culture for centuries led to a tragic and …
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WEBThe Apalachees played a ball game that was a religious exercise as well as a sport. One village would challenge another to a match, and the two teams would have up to 100 …
Florida's Earliest Peoples - U.S. National Park Service
WEBApr 20, 2022 · The Apalachee played a type of ball game with up to 50 men on a team, and it was so rough that it was known as “the Little Brother of War”. Besides providing a …
Talimali Band the Apalachee Indians of Louisiana
WEBThe Spanish referred to it as el juego de la pelota, "the ballgame." The game involved kicking a small, hard ball against a single goal post. The same game was also played by …
(PDF) Bridging History and Prehistory: The Possible …
WEBWe examine the “Apalachee Ball Game Myth” as recorded by Friar Juan Paiva in 1676 as well as several Mississippian archaeological contexts and carved shell objects (ca. A.D. 1350-1550) that thematically portray …
Apalachee - Wikiwand
WEBBall game. The Apalachee played a ball game, sometimes known as the "Apalachee ball game", described in detail by Spaniards in the 17th century.
WEBThe Apalachees played a ball game that was a religious exercise as well as a sport. One village would challenge another to a match, and the two teams would have up to 100 …
Ball Game Manuscript - Blogger
WEBNov 19, 2012 · Origin and Beginning of the Game of Ball that the Apalachee and Yustagan Indians Have Been Playing Since Pagan Times until the Year of 1679, is a record written …
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