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... suggest small , seasonally mobile settlements which fluctuated in size depending upon the resources available ( e.g. ... suggests totemic unilineages while Bock ( 1966 : 4 ) envisions composite bands . The confusion generated by ...
... suggest small , seasonally mobile settlements which fluctuated in size depending upon the resources available ( e.g. ... suggests totemic unilineages while Bock ( 1966 : 4 ) envisions composite bands . The confusion generated by ...
Page 117
would lead one to suggest the Assiniboine were considered to be far to the south of the Boundary Waters region or ... suggest Assiniboine Occupancy of the Boundary Waters region and re - asserted a dubious interpretation by Jenness ...
would lead one to suggest the Assiniboine were considered to be far to the south of the Boundary Waters region or ... suggest Assiniboine Occupancy of the Boundary Waters region and re - asserted a dubious interpretation by Jenness ...
Page 120
... suggest that the Parkland ecozone from Lake Winnipeg to the Touchwood Hills in Saskatchewan is the more probable territory referred to in these three references . A Parkland- Plains seasonal cycle for the Assiniboine is consistent with ...
... suggest that the Parkland ecozone from Lake Winnipeg to the Touchwood Hills in Saskatchewan is the more probable territory referred to in these three references . A Parkland- Plains seasonal cycle for the Assiniboine is consistent with ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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