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The symbol representing fishers , on the other hand , is clearly derived from a popular Ojibwa origin myth concerning the so - called " fisher stars " ( Ursa major ) .3 Pages from account books like Vincent Roy's are illustrated in ...
The symbol representing fishers , on the other hand , is clearly derived from a popular Ojibwa origin myth concerning the so - called " fisher stars " ( Ursa major ) .3 Pages from account books like Vincent Roy's are illustrated in ...
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1856 The Myth of Hiawatha . Philadelphia : Lippincott , Grambo and Company . Sieciechowicz , Krystyna 1986 Northern Ojibwa Land Tenure . Anthropologica 28 : 187-201 . Speck , Frank G. 1915 The Family Hunting Band as the Basis of ...
1856 The Myth of Hiawatha . Philadelphia : Lippincott , Grambo and Company . Sieciechowicz , Krystyna 1986 Northern Ojibwa Land Tenure . Anthropologica 28 : 187-201 . Speck , Frank G. 1915 The Family Hunting Band as the Basis of ...
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