Sentence examples for settlement of indian from inspiring English sources

The city's origins lie in a 17th-century settlement of Indian fishermen that was named for the nearby "Spring of the Sacred Cross". The former fishing village has become a busy, thriving, populous port city with the development of the petroleum industry since the 1930s in the eastern Llanos (plains).

Owing to the aforesaid ambiguity in population structure coupled with the west Eurasian contribution into the Indian maternal gene pool as a consequence of migrations during the last 10,000 years before present (ybp) [ 10, 11] the origin and settlement of Indian people still remains intriguing.

It flows through a region of tropical rainforest, the inhabitants of which include settlements of Indians and mestizos along the banks.

Violence broke out intermittently along the state's western border until the late 19th century, when the frontier atmosphere disappeared with the white settlement of the Indian Territory.

The settlement of the Indian Ocean's largest island is one of the great mysteries in humanity's colonization of the globe.

The price would include the settlement of all Indian damages and relieve the United States from any further obligation to protect Mexicans.

San Fernando was once part of a settlement of indigenous Indians and later a Capuchin mission.

It originated in 1836 as a settlement of Creek Indians who named it for their former town in Alabama.

Down here, with the enormous Colorado River beside us, encased in the immense walls of the inner gorge, we pass the old settlement of Anasazi Indians who lived here 1,000 years ago.

If [End Page 126] memory serves, departmental field trips introduced Karl to wetland deposits in La Laguna de Mayran, and a visit to a family friend in Bustamante, Nuevo León, sparked Elisabeth's interest in the 17th century settlement of Tlaxcala Indians in the region.

Among other good travel books out this year are Sebastian Hope's The Sea-Gypsies of South East Asia (HarperCollins, £17.99) and Kevin Rushby's Hunting Pirate Heaven: A Voyage in Search of the Lost Pirate Settlements of the Indian Ocean (Constable, £16.99).