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City Kingsport / Bristol / New York / Knoxville / / Company Sterling Publishing Co. / / Continent Americas / / Country Israel / / Event Environmental Issue / / Facility Inn Road / National Museum of Natural History / Fort Patrick Henry Dam / Trail of Tears / / NaturalFeature Roan Mountain / Holston River / Appalachians / Patrick Henry Lake / / Organization University of Tennessee Press / Bureau of American Ethnology / Smithsonian Institution / Smithsonian / / Person Jeremy B. Stout Athia / Marty Silver / Casey Clabough / John Grant / Jeremy Stout / / / Position author / manager at Steele Creek Park / naturalist and nature center manager / / ProvinceOrState Mississippi / New York / / PublishedMedium the Smithsonian / Natural History / / Region East Tennessee / Southwest Virginia / Southern Appalachians / Western North Carolina / Northeast Tennessee / / Technology fracturing / /
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Page 1 of 2 Lost History and Legend Along the Warriors’ Path By Jeremy B. Stout Athia-mio-wee, as pronounced in the Cherokee language, literally translates into “the Path of the Armed One.” This refers to what lat