The treaty signed in 1670 between the British and Native Americans regarding territorial rights is known as the Treaty of Augusta. The agreement aimed to settle disputes over land ownership and establish peace between British settlers and several Native American tribes. It recognized specific territorial boundaries and sought to create a framework for diplomatic relations. This treaty was part of a broader strategy to manage the complexities of colonial expansion while attempting to maintain alliances with Native tribes, although such agreements were often complicated and susceptible to breaches as colonial interests evolved.