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Given that the Unkechaug tribe resides in Long Island, it is only natural that they would develop into true nautical experts. They are known for hunting various sea creatures like whales and seals. They celebrate the spirits of the waters by sacrificing the critical body parts of the animals they caught.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Not much is known nor written about the religions that the Unkechaugi people follow, however it is known that they have a strong connection with animals. They consider themselves the "people of the turtle". This is because turtles play a central role in many Unkechaug legends.

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Stony Brook University has recently initiated a project to revive the forgotten tongues of both the Unkechaug and Shinnecock languages. For nearly 200 years these tongues have been pretty much forgotten. The two Indian nations are joining forces with a major university to reveal something very important to their cultures. Chief Wallace of the Unkechaug tribe has attracted the younger generation to this project.

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This reservation is the last piece of land that the Unkechaug are entitled to. They had thousands of acres that stretched across central and southern Long Island, but it was taken from them by the state of New York.