The Ais or Ays were a Native American people of eastern Florida. Their territory included coastal areas and islands from approximately Cape Canaveral to the Indian River. [1]

The Ais Indians, for whom Mission Dolores was intended and named, Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de los Ais, were a relatively small tribe living on the southern fringe of the homeland of …

This Native-American tribe gathered fruits and nuts including sea grapes, coco plums, sea oats and palm berries. The Ais tribes fished using hooks made from the toe bones of deer they had …

This is a video for: "Ays", "The Ais People & Tribe", an extinct tribe of People who were located in Eastern Florida, USA, on "Turtle Island". There are also over 1700 videos in this channel for...

Jun 1, 1995 · The Ais (Ayis, Ays, Eyeish, Ayish) Indians, an East Texas group associated with the Hasinais, spoke a language different from the Caddos of the region. For this reason, it has …

The tribe is also known as the A'-ish, Aiaichi, Aliche, Aliches, Aiche, Ayays, Hais,[2] Ays, Ahijitos,[4] Aaya, Aays, or Aas. [6] The group known as Hauydix may also have been the Eyeish.

About the year 1,000 B.C., a peculiar tribe of Indians settled in the general Brevard area. These early inhabitants were named Ais or Ays (Ah-es) by the first Spanish explorers. The Ais …

The Ais Indians were a tribe of eastern Florida, closely connected with the Tequesta tribe. Their language was never recorded. Some ethnologists have guessed that it may have been related …

Apr 2, 2021 · The Ais, or Ays were a tribe of Native Americans who inhabited the Atlantic Coast of Florida. They ranged from present-day Cape Canaveral to the St. Lucie Inlet, in the present …

The Ais Indians were a Caddoan band of East Texas, closely associated with the Hasinai. Their language was never recorded, but was said to be distinct from (although probably related to) …