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Wabantep: See Chief Graylock
Wabantep was the Algonquian name of the Abenaki chief known as Chief Greylock in English.
Wabantep resembles the words for "white or gray head" in the languages of both the Abenaki tribe and the
Wampanoag tribe (where Wabantep may have been born.)
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Chief Graylock
Grey Lock's War
Here are our links related to the Missisquoi/Abenaki tribes:
Abenaki language
Wampanoag language
Missisquoi tribe
Chief Greylock and the Abenakis
Abenaki nation
Wampanoag tribe
Abenaki legends
Northeast Woodland Indian
Algonquian language
Further Reading
Here are a few good books about the Abenakis:
The Western Abenakis of Vermont
The Original Vermonters
The Language of Basket Making
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