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Archaeological remains , especially stone tool styles , show a general likeness in northern parts of Maine , Québec and western New Brunswick , and similar ceramic styles have been noted in the Penobscot and St. Croix drainages in late ...
Archaeological remains , especially stone tool styles , show a general likeness in northern parts of Maine , Québec and western New Brunswick , and similar ceramic styles have been noted in the Penobscot and St. Croix drainages in late ...
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PASSAMAQUODDY - MALISEET PARTS OF SPEECH ROBERT M LEAVITT University of New Brunswick AND DAVID A. FRANCIS Pleasant Point Bilingual Program This paper explores ways of giving native names to the parts of speech in Passamaquoddy ...
PASSAMAQUODDY - MALISEET PARTS OF SPEECH ROBERT M LEAVITT University of New Brunswick AND DAVID A. FRANCIS Pleasant Point Bilingual Program This paper explores ways of giving native names to the parts of speech in Passamaquoddy ...
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Passamaquoddy - Malecite Preverbs ROBERT M. LEAVITT University of New Brunswick - 0. Introduction Preverbs are both integral and separable parts of verb stems in Passamaquoddy - Malecite . They function roughly as adverbs , modifying or ...
Passamaquoddy - Malecite Preverbs ROBERT M. LEAVITT University of New Brunswick - 0. Introduction Preverbs are both integral and separable parts of verb stems in Passamaquoddy - Malecite . They function roughly as adverbs , modifying or ...
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