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... bark and hair . The nature of clothing decoration also changed , with colourful glass beads re- placing dyed porcupine quills and moose hair . By 1839 Ojibwa women relied almost completely on American or British - made textiles to make ...
... bark and hair . The nature of clothing decoration also changed , with colourful glass beads re- placing dyed porcupine quills and moose hair . By 1839 Ojibwa women relied almost completely on American or British - made textiles to make ...
Page 314
... bark lodge in the bush " ( 1-5 ) , learning to set snares which " ( They ) take amateurs like myself a long time to set " ( 2–38 ) , and " Tonight I am tired and sore as I had my first experience shooting and trap- ping ... " ( 2-44 ) ...
... bark lodge in the bush " ( 1-5 ) , learning to set snares which " ( They ) take amateurs like myself a long time to set " ( 2–38 ) , and " Tonight I am tired and sore as I had my first experience shooting and trap- ping ... " ( 2-44 ) ...
Page 354
... bark houses . Now many of them are living in frame houses two stories high , some with a veranda in front the whole length , and they have good barns and outbuildings . Some of them have herds of cattle from 25 to 100 and have 5 to 20 ...
... bark houses . Now many of them are living in frame houses two stories high , some with a veranda in front the whole length , and they have good barns and outbuildings . Some of them have herds of cattle from 25 to 100 and have 5 to 20 ...
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