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Ancestral Homeland Returned to Rappahannock Tribe After More Than 350 Years | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Ancestral Homeland Returned to Rappahannock Tribe After More Than 350 Years | Smart News

The historic reacquisition spans 465 acres in the Northern Neck of Virginia

Rappahannock Tribe takes ownership of ancestral town on Fones Cliffs - Vimarsana News

Rappahannock Tribe takes ownership of ancestral town on Fones Cliffs

Nearly 400 years after the Rappahannock Tribe was forced from their lands, they will finally return as owners to one of their towns on Fones Cliffs.Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland, herself a member of the Pueblo Laguna Tribe, spoke during the ceremony.

Source: wvtf.org
Rappahannock Tribe reacquires ancestral Virginia land along river that bears its name - Vimarsana News

Rappahannock Tribe reacquires ancestral Virginia land along river that bears its name

A section of Rappahannock River frontage known as Fones Cliffs has been returned to the tribe, which was driven away by English settlers more than 350 years ago and pushed almost to extinction by white supremacists during the 20th century.

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WHRO - Rappahannock Tribe become owners of a tribal town after 400 years

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Rappahannock Tribe reacquires Virginia land known as Fones Cliffs - Vimarsana News

Rappahannock Tribe reacquires Virginia land known as Fones Cliffs

The Rappahannock Tribe in Virginia has taken ownership of more than 460 acres of ancestral homeland along the river that bears its name.