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Muspa was the name of a town and a
group of
indigenous people in
southwestern Florida in the
early historic period, from
first contact with the Spanish...
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types of
submunitions may be
loaded into its 112 tubes. The MIFF, MUSA and
MUSPA mines are
parachute dropped, and upon
reaching the
ground self-right and...
- The town of
Muspa, a sub-chiefdom of the Calusa, may have been
located on or near Cape Romano. One
Spanish map gave the name "Punta de
Muspa" to the cape...
- MBV-78-A1 mine MBV-78-A2 mine MM 1 mine
Model 15 mine
Model 49 mine MUSA mine
MUSPA mine NO-MZ 2B mine NR-413 mine P-25 mine P-40
APPLE mine PM-43 mine PM-68...
- and
hooks were
found at Key Marco, in the
territory of the
neighboring Muspa tribe.
Mollusk s**** and wood were used to make
hammering and pounding...
-
first half of the 19th century.
Those people were also
sometimes called "
Muspas". Seminoles,
Muscogees (called "Cr****s" by English-speakers), Alabamas,...
- 18th
century and as late as 1835
Muspa Indians,
possibly descendants of
people who
lived in the
Calusa town of
Muspa (on or near
Marco Island) were reported...
- a
related language), said to have
moved to
Florida after the Cr**** War.
Muspa – Town on or near
Marco Island subject to the Calusa, name
later applied...
- controversial. *musas mould, moss RN Μουσαίος (Museos), Thrac. PN Μωσυπα (
Muspa) Old Slav. мъсһъ Old High
German mos ("swamp") Gr. μὐσος (músos) Lith. mūsas...
- culture,
mostly through pottery remains.
Marco Island was
occupied by the
Muspa people,
corresponding to the Ten
Thousand Islands district of the Glades...
