Category: Creek nation

Bloody Fellow – Cherokee diplomacy in a time of war (part 1 of 2)

In the early 1790s the Cherokee nation was still strong enough to pose a serious threat to the newly emerging state of Tennessee.

Records speak of the mountain as “The Giant at Rest” & “Resting Giant.” Mother Nature has lovingly covered him with earth, to protect him.

Creek Indians lived in cabins of crude structure scattered about in small groups within the vicinity of a mound upon which the chief lived.

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