Sentence examples for indigenous settlement from inspiring English sources

The town, originally an indigenous settlement, obtained municipal rights from Hadrian.

The Spanish colonial government founded a town in 1700 on the former site of an indigenous settlement.

Describing a desolate indigenous settlement, she recalls Aboriginal myth: "beer cans lay by the river's edge, their red-and-green aluminum shimmering in the sun; a nightmare incarnation of the Rainbow Serpent".

As the dry season progressed last summer, the Xinane moved eastward through the forest to a small indigenous settlement known as Simpatia, where at least 70 contacted Ashaninka people lived.

Zinacantán was the only indigenous settlement that remained loyal to the Spanish.

The group of seven people, who speak what is believed to be a language of the Pano linguistic group, crossed into western Brazil from Peru in June and made contact with another indigenous settlement, which notified the Brazilian government, said Brazil's National Indian Foundation, or FUNAI.

No reservations were established, but a substantial number of small indigenous settlements have the same status as reservations elsewhere.

Pilger sees it as unrepentant apartheid, and cites a bizarre act of taxpayer-funded official hysteria: the 2007 "intervention" in the Northern Territory organised by the John Howard government on the pretext that paedophile gangs were operating in Indigenous settlements.

Both of these districts are easily accessible by road transport and also ideal place in terms of indigenous settlements.

As per the local people, majority of the indigenous settlements in Kaski follow the similar pattern of housing units with exception to some modern constructions.

Some of these were located on the sites of ancient indigenous settlements, while other were new, founded near mines or to ease trade.