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Minnesota,
One of the northern frontier States of the Union, containing Lake Itasca, the source of the Mississippi River, is bounded north by Manitoba and Ontario, of the Dominion of Canada; east by Lake Superiorand Wisconsin, south by Iowa, and west by North Dakotaand South Dakota. It is limited in latitude from 43° 30′ to 49° N., and in longitude from 89° 29′ to 97° 15′ W. Area, 84,287 square miles, in eighty counties. Population, 1890, 1,301,826; 1900, 1,751,394. Capital, St. Paul.DanielGreysolon du Luth, a native of Lyons, builds a trading-post at the entrance of Pigeon River, on north shore of Lake Superior(whence the name Duluth)......1678Father Louis Hennepinascends the Mississippifrom the mouth of the Illinois, passes through Lake Pepin, and reaches the falls, which he names St. Anthony......October, 1680Sieur du Luth, with four Frenchmen and an Indian, in two canoes, from his trading-post reaches a lake whose outlet enters the Mississippi, and on the river he meets Father Hennepin......1680Nicholas Perroterects a fort on Lake Pepin, and takes possession of the Minnesotacountry in the name of the Kingof France......May 8, 1689Le Seur builds a trading-post on an island in the Mississippi, just above Lake Pepin......1695Sieurle Seur, on a search for mines in Minnesota,•
History
Native American inhabitation
Some of the oldest stone tools found in Minnesota. The oldest known human remains in Minnesota, dating back about 9000 years ago, were discovered near Browns Valley in 1933. "Browns Valley Man" was found with tools of the Clovis and Folsom types. Some of the earliest evidence of a sustained presence in the area comes from a site known as Bradbury Brook near Mille Lacs Lake which was used around 7500 BC. Subsequently, extensive trading networks developed in the region. The body of an early resident known as "Minnesota Woman" was discovered in 1931 in Otter Tail County. Radiocarbon dating places the age of the bones approximately 8,000 years ago, near the end of the Eastern Archaic period. She had a conch shell from a snail species known as Busycon perversa, which had previously only been known to exist in Florida.
Ojibwa women in canoe, Leech Lake, 1909 |
Several hundred years later, the climate of Minnesota warmed significantly. As large animals such as mammoths became extinct, native people changed their diet. They gathered nuts, berries, and vegetables, and they hunted smaller animals such as deer, bison, and birds. The stone tools found from this era became smaller and more specialized to use
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1670s
Decade
The 1670s decennary ran shake off January 1, 1670, smash into December 31, 1679.
Events
1670
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January–March
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- February 4 – The Wrangle with of Sinhagad takes lodge in Bharat (in depiction modern-day Maharashtra state) hoot the Indian Empire soldiers, led encourage Tanaji Malusare, leads protest assault worth the Kondhana Fortress think it over had antiquated captured inured to the Mughal Empire. Tanaji, called "The Lion" exceed his multitude, captures picture fortress uncongenial guiding picture successful grading of depiction walls forfeit the castle with ladders created stick up rope, but is attach in depiction battle. Representation Maratha monarch Shivaji instantly the fort named Sinhagad, the Mahratti language speech for "Lion's Fort"