Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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Linguists and teachers have been working together to figure out how speakers make words , and what patterns can be found in the shape words take . Teachers especially see that new speakers can learn to make use of these patterns ...
Linguists and teachers have been working together to figure out how speakers make words , and what patterns can be found in the shape words take . Teachers especially see that new speakers can learn to make use of these patterns ...
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The patterns of baseball terms in Ojibwa reflect not only as- pects of the history of the game among the Ojibwa , but the fact that it has been adopted as the native ball game . The very Ojibwa word bkwaakdoked , ( lit.
The patterns of baseball terms in Ojibwa reflect not only as- pects of the history of the game among the Ojibwa , but the fact that it has been adopted as the native ball game . The very Ojibwa word bkwaakdoked , ( lit.
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Maps of the location of houses in the village have been compiled , and an analysis of current residence patterns has been made . These combined data indicate that despite the changes which have so far been introduced by sedentarization ...
Maps of the location of houses in the village have been compiled , and an analysis of current residence patterns has been made . These combined data indicate that despite the changes which have so far been introduced by sedentarization ...
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