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WABANAKI WAMPUM PROTOCOL WILLARD WALKER Wesleyan University There are , I believe , at least two distinct kinds of literature one is written , the other oral . Until recently , the Wabanaki peoples , for the most part , have not adopted ...
WABANAKI WAMPUM PROTOCOL WILLARD WALKER Wesleyan University There are , I believe , at least two distinct kinds of literature one is written , the other oral . Until recently , the Wabanaki peoples , for the most part , have not adopted ...
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When Speck surveyed the Wabanaki tribes early in this century , all the tribes had lost their wampums , excepting only the Cape Breton Micmacs , who declined to give him detailed information on the forms , functions , or meanings of ...
When Speck surveyed the Wabanaki tribes early in this century , all the tribes had lost their wampums , excepting only the Cape Breton Micmacs , who declined to give him detailed information on the forms , functions , or meanings of ...
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Thus the Wabanaki tribes conceived of themselves as autonomous , age - graded siblings with equal influence in councils . Each of the four Wabanaki tribes sent delegates to Caughnawaga , where they met and exchanged wampum with ...
Thus the Wabanaki tribes conceived of themselves as autonomous , age - graded siblings with equal influence in councils . Each of the four Wabanaki tribes sent delegates to Caughnawaga , where they met and exchanged wampum with ...
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Carol Dana | 15 |
LouisPhilippe Vaillancourt | 21 |
La fonction gélinotte | 49 |
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