Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 8Carleton University, 1977 - Algonquian Indians |
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... common use are : ( 28 ) ma ma pa⚫ pa mušu.m u.hkum mother father 6 grand father grand mother takwahimin ( a ) chokecherry ( s ) Some of the common English borrowings are : ( 29 ) li binz 11 rum 11 stor beans room store fun la fan ...
... common use are : ( 28 ) ma ma pa⚫ pa mušu.m u.hkum mother father 6 grand father grand mother takwahimin ( a ) chokecherry ( s ) Some of the common English borrowings are : ( 29 ) li binz 11 rum 11 stor beans room store fun la fan ...
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... common use of place - names , however , has been to locate and delimit the homeland of a given people , and this exercise can be performed without knowing the signi- ficance of the names but only their location and meaning . A classic ...
... common use of place - names , however , has been to locate and delimit the homeland of a given people , and this exercise can be performed without knowing the signi- ficance of the names but only their location and meaning . A classic ...
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... common headman and whose corporate identity was symbolized by a particular animal . A deme kin / community organization and a rank - level political structure ( Fried , Morrison ) provide the most parsimonious interpretation of the ...
... common headman and whose corporate identity was symbolized by a particular animal . A deme kin / community organization and a rank - level political structure ( Fried , Morrison ) provide the most parsimonious interpretation of the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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