[PieterCasparzen]

They’re so idiotic.

No real indians that were originally in NJ ever dressed with those bright colors.

Bunch of freeloaders looking to cash in.

Long ago long ago the indians who were originally in NJ intermarried and blended into the rest of American society, in NJ and elsewhere.

Indians who originally were from elsewhere in the US but migrated to NJ in the 1800’s are not indigenous to NJ; there are some in this category.

[Rumplemeyer]

The Lenape, also known as Delaware Indians, have inhabited the area they call Lenapehoking — encompassing New Jersey and parts of Pennsylvania, Delaware, New York and Connecticut — for more than 20,000 years, Beeler said

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One little problem, the Wisconsin Glacier, it covered this area and was up to 3 MILES thick, it began to reseed about 10,000 years ago and took about 5,000 years to do so, resulting in Long Island and NJ South of the Raritan.