The Algonquian peoples of Long Island from earliest times to 1700
By: John A. Strong.
Contributors: Long Island Studies Institute.
Publisher: Empire State Books
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Interlaken, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 368
Subjects: Algonquian Indians.; Indians of North America -- New York (State) -- Long Island.
Notes: "Prepared under the auspices of [Long Island Studies Institute], Hofstra University."

Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 303-325). Bibliography : p. [327]-355.
Table of contents: Earliest times to 3,000 B.P.; The early and middle woodland periods, 3,000-1,000 B.P.; The late woodland period, 1,000 B.P.-1600 - The Algonquian belief systems; The early contact period, 1524-1638; The Long Island frontier: patents, purchases, and warfare, 1636-1645; Accommodation to conquest: the Long Island frontier, 1645-1654; Wyandanch and Tackapousha: alliance sachems on the Long Island frontier, 1655-1660; Dispossession and survival, 1660-1703; Algonquian labor patterns in the seventeenth century.