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

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Date: 2013-06-18 11:23:10 Chickamauga Indian Cherokee Nation Native American history Cherokee Fort Patrick Henry Dam Long Island Wilderness Road Chickamauga Wars Cherokee military history Tennessee History of North America Kingsport Tennessee		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 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.tn.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 37,03 KB Share Document on Facebook

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