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Altamaha Town was a historic Native American settlement located in present-day Georgia, associated primarily with the Yamasee people during the early 18th century.
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**Altamaha Town**
**Definition:**
Altamaha Town was a historic Native American settlement located in present-day Georgia, associated primarily with the Yamasee people during the early 18th century.
**Article:**
Altamaha Town served as a significant village for the Yamasee tribe, situated near the Altamaha River in southeastern Georgia. It played a crucial role in regional trade and diplomacy between Native American groups and European colonists, particularly the British. The town was part of a network of indigenous communities that influenced the cultural and political landscape of the southeastern United States before its decline following conflicts such as the Yamasee War (1715–1717). Archaeological findings have provided insights into the daily life, social structure, and interactions of its inhabitants.
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Altamaha Town was a key Yamasee settlement in early 18th-century Georgia, important for trade and diplomacy. It influenced regional history before its decline after the Yamasee War.