National Historic   Site.   
G.   Michael   Pratt's   anthropological   work   allowed   this   battle's   location   to   become   a   National Historic   Site.   The   death   of   Ottawa   chieftain   Me-sa-sa   during   this   battle   may   have   provided   the name   for   Turkeyfoot   Rock,   a   site   at   this   battle's   location.   One   side   during   this   battle   constructed strongholds   at    (+)    Fort   Recovery   and   Fort   Defiance.   Major   William   Campbell   refused   to   shelter the   losers   of   this   battle   at   Fort   Miami,   even   though   he   had   previously   provided   them   with   supplies. Prior   to   this   battle,   an   expedition   led   by   Arthur   St.   Clair   failed   to   negotiate   a   settlement   after   losing the   Battle   of    (*)   Wabash.   The   losers   of   this   battle   were   forced   to   sign   the   Treaty   of   Greenville,   which ceded   the   Ohio   territory   to   the   United   States.   For   10   points,   name   this   battle   which   saw   a   Native American   coalition   under   Blue   Jacket   and   Little   Turtle   defeated   by   "Mad"   Anthony   Wayne.
G.   Michael   Pratt's   anthropological   work   allowed   this   battle's   location   to   become   a   
Battle   of    Fallen   Timbers