Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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RESTORING PENOBSCOT IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM CAROL DANA Penobscot Nation Indian Island is situated in the Penobscot River as the lowermost and last island in a series of 146 islands belonging to the Penobscots .
RESTORING PENOBSCOT IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM CAROL DANA Penobscot Nation Indian Island is situated in the Penobscot River as the lowermost and last island in a series of 146 islands belonging to the Penobscots .
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Terminology in Penobscot can be introduced as it pertains to certain crafts such as basket making , making snowshoes , carving and so forth . Stories are important also to expose the children to more language terms and Penobscot values ...
Terminology in Penobscot can be introduced as it pertains to certain crafts such as basket making , making snowshoes , carving and so forth . Stories are important also to expose the children to more language terms and Penobscot values ...
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Mercator's map dated 1569 and published in Duisburg has the Penobscot River , with Norombega located on its east bank . This map is important for several reasons . First , the chain of Appalachian mountains is noted for the first time ...
Mercator's map dated 1569 and published in Duisburg has the Penobscot River , with Norombega located on its east bank . This map is important for several reasons . First , the chain of Appalachian mountains is noted for the first time ...
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Carol Dana | 15 |
LouisPhilippe Vaillancourt | 21 |
Kathryn T Molohon | 49 |
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