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... common in the Ojibwa texts in Nichols ( 1988 ) , they are more common in the Cree text in Dahlstrom ( 1986 : 153-185 ) , such as the example given above in ( 28 ) . Hence even if there are dialects of Ojibwa in which Grafstein's claim ...
... common in the Ojibwa texts in Nichols ( 1988 ) , they are more common in the Cree text in Dahlstrom ( 1986 : 153-185 ) , such as the example given above in ( 28 ) . Hence even if there are dialects of Ojibwa in which Grafstein's claim ...
Page 153
... common system would apparently have been lost in Yurok and Wiyot as well , since , as far as I am aware , neither Yurok nor Wiyot exhibits evidence of an obviation system.1 Thus , while the similarity could reflect a common retention ...
... common system would apparently have been lost in Yurok and Wiyot as well , since , as far as I am aware , neither Yurok nor Wiyot exhibits evidence of an obviation system.1 Thus , while the similarity could reflect a common retention ...
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... common , Rountree's most recent work ( 1990 ) documents the cultural continuities ( and changes ) of the Powhatans in some detail ; my own recent research ( Gleach 1988 , 1990a , 1990b , 1992 ) has also been focused on the meanings and ...
... common , Rountree's most recent work ( 1990 ) documents the cultural continuities ( and changes ) of the Powhatans in some detail ; my own recent research ( Gleach 1988 , 1990a , 1990b , 1992 ) has also been focused on the meanings and ...
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