A confederacy of farming towns packed onto the Penetanguishene peninsula, Huronia was the corn-rich hub of the French fur trade until the Haudenosaunee shattered it in a single brutal winter.
Destroyed 1649–50 in the Beaver Wars: most survivors were absorbed by the Seneca or fled to Christian Island, with one Christian remnant founding Wendake near Quebec City, where the Huron-Wendat Nation endures.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Wendat Confederacy (Huronia) — the shape you scrub through changes in 1300 · 1615 · 1649.
The definitive history of the Huron/Wendat to 1660, including the 1649-50 destruction of Huronia.
A concise ethnography of Wendat society in Huronia.
Acclaimed, widely read historical novel (later a major film) following a Jesuit missionary's 1630s journey into Huronia, dramatizing Wendat life and belief at the height of the confederacy — squarely in-era and in-place.