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The pig , as various colonial laws and court complaints suggest , made a reasonable substitute . Although historical and archaeological evidence suggest that Indians were both consuming pork and selling it to European settlers ...
The pig , as various colonial laws and court complaints suggest , made a reasonable substitute . Although historical and archaeological evidence suggest that Indians were both consuming pork and selling it to European settlers ...
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... of New York at Fredonia Introduction The odd coincidence of time , place , and sequence of our Fifteenth Algonquian Conference is too great to lose this opportunity of noting a singular event in colonial and Indian affairs .
... of New York at Fredonia Introduction The odd coincidence of time , place , and sequence of our Fifteenth Algonquian Conference is too great to lose this opportunity of noting a singular event in colonial and Indian affairs .
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Hayes , Rose Oldfield 1983 Shin necock Land Ownership and Use : Prehistoric and Colonial Influences on Modern Adaptive Modes . Pp . 331-336 in The Shinnecock Indians : A Culture History . Gaynell Stone , ed . Lexington , Mass .: Ginn .
Hayes , Rose Oldfield 1983 Shin necock Land Ownership and Use : Prehistoric and Colonial Influences on Modern Adaptive Modes . Pp . 331-336 in The Shinnecock Indians : A Culture History . Gaynell Stone , ed . Lexington , Mass .: Ginn .
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