Faeelin
Banned
Okay, for backstory: The Middle Ground was a groundbreaking work on Native Americans in the Great Lakes Basin first published in 1991, discussing and showing how French, Britons, and Americans interacted with the Algonquin peoples of the region. The Divided Ground, which came out int eh 2000s, showed a similar process with the Iroquois, but also how the process ended up breaking down as states developed and the natives were demographically swamped.
But what about in Norse America?
Well, this is interesting; it looks like New England Canada were at some point in the proess of adapting the agricultural process we associate with Native Americans; the three sisters complex. This is also prior to the development of the tribal confederations we associate with precontact North America, like the Iroquois. But, presuming *some* degree of cultural continuity, it seems like the overlap between Norse culture and the Native Americans would be substantially greater.
But what about in Norse America?
Well, this is interesting; it looks like New England Canada were at some point in the proess of adapting the agricultural process we associate with Native Americans; the three sisters complex. This is also prior to the development of the tribal confederations we associate with precontact North America, like the Iroquois. But, presuming *some* degree of cultural continuity, it seems like the overlap between Norse culture and the Native Americans would be substantially greater.