Cherokee Burial Mound. Mound burial site and memorial for the Cherokee people who lived in the Tennessee Valley on the grounds of the Sequoyah Birth Place Museum, TN.

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Cherokee Burial Mound. Mound burial site and memorial for the Cherokee people who lived in the Tennessee Valley on the grounds of the Sequoyah Birth Place Museum, TN.

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Archivio Scala Group / Nome del set di immagini rese disponibili su CI

Identifier: NA01486

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Rights: Marie Mauzy/Scala, Florence

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