Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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... otter " . W nechik . 10 ) 18 : Nepanekik . " his [ the otter's ] wife " . 11 ) 30 : Sekoosew . " the ermine " . W sekoosew . 12 ) 31 : napanao . " the wood partridge " . W napānāo . 13 ) 34 : Wyola . Indian woman's name . 14 ) 35 ...
... otter " . W nechik . 10 ) 18 : Nepanekik . " his [ the otter's ] wife " . 11 ) 30 : Sekoosew . " the ermine " . W sekoosew . 12 ) 31 : napanao . " the wood partridge " . W napānāo . 13 ) 34 : Wyola . Indian woman's name . 14 ) 35 ...
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... otters are similar to those used in Midewiwin song scrolls . 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 ...
... otters are similar to those used in Midewiwin song scrolls . 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 ...
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... otter and wolf pelts . Based strictly on how much she purchased , Midwegan giishigokwe was not one of Roy's most valued customers . For $ 17.00 of merchandise she 10 In Canada traders could sell alcohol to the Indians . In the U.S. ...
... otter and wolf pelts . Based strictly on how much she purchased , Midwegan giishigokwe was not one of Roy's most valued customers . For $ 17.00 of merchandise she 10 In Canada traders could sell alcohol to the Indians . In the U.S. ...
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