Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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Maliseet wampum protocol in the 1970s must have been sub stantially the same as that of the Passamaquoddies , Penobscots and Micmacs in the same period , since all four tribes used identical , and reciprocal , procedures at joint ...
Maliseet wampum protocol in the 1970s must have been sub stantially the same as that of the Passamaquoddies , Penobscots and Micmacs in the same period , since all four tribes used identical , and reciprocal , procedures at joint ...
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The fact that this belt consists of four rows of beads is not mentioned , but seems consistent with the fact that it is intended to represent the unity of the four confederate tribes . The belt marked " " consists of five rows .
The fact that this belt consists of four rows of beads is not mentioned , but seems consistent with the fact that it is intended to represent the unity of the four confederate tribes . The belt marked " " consists of five rows .
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This string is described by Speck ( 1919 : 38 ) as follows : The four looped lengths represent the four tribes of the confederacy : the four sections of blue and white in each length and the four beads of each section all represented ...
This string is described by Speck ( 1919 : 38 ) as follows : The four looped lengths represent the four tribes of the confederacy : the four sections of blue and white in each length and the four beads of each section all represented ...
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Carol Dana | 15 |
LouisPhilippe Vaillancourt | 21 |
La fonction gélinotte | 49 |
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