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Page 99
If the Clouston and Turner accounts do involve the same cer . emonial hide as I
have described for James Bay , then another implication of Turner ' s description
is that the hides of several species of animals were employed by the Mushuau ...
If the Clouston and Turner accounts do involve the same cer . emonial hide as I
have described for James Bay , then another implication of Turner ' s description
is that the hides of several species of animals were employed by the Mushuau ...
Page 148
As a European domesticate , the pig , in the context of European culture , came
bound with a set of human and animal relationships which to the Indian were
foreign and sometimes disruptive . Further , when Europeans were present in
settled ...
As a European domesticate , the pig , in the context of European culture , came
bound with a set of human and animal relationships which to the Indian were
foreign and sometimes disruptive . Further , when Europeans were present in
settled ...
Page 159
While the remains of domestic animals were found in all three periods , all of the
pig remains were found in the middle and late period depositions . It was
concluded that domestic animals were an insignificant part of the early 17th
century ...
While the remains of domestic animals were found in all three periods , all of the
pig remains were found in the middle and late period depositions . It was
concluded that domestic animals were an insignificant part of the early 17th
century ...
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