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Mahota Chickasaw Hatchet Woman ToteThe Battle of Ackia or Aahkkiya as the Chickasaw call the event, was a battle between the French and Chickasaw. dArteguette launched the assault of Chokkilissa (Ogoula Tchetoka in French), about 4 miles north of the town we call Tupelo, Mississippi today. The French military leader attacked on March 24, 1736. As they entered the area, Chickasaw women began singing loudly, and the French troops became disoriented. The singing women wielding hatchets

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