The Huron Indian Tribe, part of the Iroquoian Indian family, lived in the north shore of Lake Ontario. After contact with French settlers, disease caused their population to dwindle. The Huron Confederacy and Petun people merged to form the modern Huron tribe, which settled in various areas of the US and Canada. Their culture relied […]
The Huron Indians prefer to be called Wyandot, as the name Huron comes from a French term for their hairstyle. Originally from Quebec, they are now scattered across the US and Canada, with three distinct communities. They have their own land and government, with a history of a different social structure and focus on trade. […]
