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The 480-acres bounded by Chickamauga Creek, placed nearly equally in Tennessee and Georgia, were at the center of Cherokee life from earliest times until the coming of the settlers around 1835.

The surrounding area was ideal for the tribes of Cherokees, who depended upon the nearby creek for water for bathing, cooking and fishing, on the land for farming and on the woods and fields for hunting.

Cherokees who lived in this area built houses from bark and skins, not the traditional teepees we expect. The great chief Sequoyah developed a written alphabet, and the Cherokees eventually published their own newspaper entitled The Phoenix.

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