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Tutelo language

Tutelo language

Siouan-Catawban language in Virginia.

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    Historic Indigenous tribe of the Eastern Woodlands.

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    Last full-blooded speaker of Tutelo language.

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    Language family of North America.

    21%

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    Historic Indigenous tribe of the Eastern Woodlands.

    19%

  3. Western Siouan languages

    Language family native to North America.

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    Indigenous people of the Northeastern Woodlands.

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    Historical Native American tribe from Virginia.

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    Last full-blooded speaker of Tutelo language.

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    American anthropologist (1817–1896).

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