The Missiquoi (or the Missisquoi or the Sokoki) were a historic band of Abenaki Indigenous peoples from present-day southern Quebec and formerly northern Vermont. This Algonquian …

Abenaki Circle of Courage is an after-school and summer camp program designed to teach native and non-native children about the Abenaki culture including native dance, flute, crafts, jewelry, …

Who were the Sokoki? The Sokoki are the Native American Tribe that inhabited Keene, NH before the English expanded to the Ashuelot watershed and violently pushed away any Native Tribes.

Before the encroachment of pale faced settlers, the entire valley of the Saco and its tributaries was peopled by the numerous Sokokis Indians. These were considered the parent tribe of the …

On this page, we describe who the Western Abenaki were and include an impression of their migration patterns due to seasonal changes. We also include clothing artifacts of the Western …

3 days ago · They arrived about 11,000 years ago and the passage of time and movements of people have obscured their origins. The descendents of these people divided into bands-often …

Of majestic form and graceful carriage, the typical son of the forest was an object of interest who challenged the attention of every considerate beholder. The Sokokis family was one of the …

The Sokoki are a Western Abenaki people who inhabited the south-western part of New Hampshire along the Connecticut River. They fled northwards when their western neighbors, …

The tribal name Sokoki appeared first in the Jesuit Rela-tions for the year 1643 (Thwaites 1896-1901 Vol. 24: 183, 193). The occasion was the appearance of a Sokoki captive brought to …

In 2015, the Abenaki Tribal Council established the Maquam Bay of Missisquoi (MBM), whose aim was to improve the socio-economic and educational conditions of community members.