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Newly Discovered Basketry of the Wampanoag Indians of Massachusetts . Indian Notes . 1930 . Notes on the GayHead Indians of Massachusetts . Indian Notes . 1930 . Uses of Plants Among the Indians of Southern New England . The Herbalist .
Newly Discovered Basketry of the Wampanoag Indians of Massachusetts . Indian Notes . 1930 . Notes on the GayHead Indians of Massachusetts . Indian Notes . 1930 . Uses of Plants Among the Indians of Southern New England . The Herbalist .
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a fire , and to plant and cultivate . His father gave him beans , squash , melons , tobacco , and corn seed . His father also gave him “ the third arrow , by which he was to destroy the great water serpent , the Fire - dragon of the ...
a fire , and to plant and cultivate . His father gave him beans , squash , melons , tobacco , and corn seed . His father also gave him “ the third arrow , by which he was to destroy the great water serpent , the Fire - dragon of the ...
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1979 The Adoption of Medicinal Plants by the Wabanaki . Pp . 167– 172 in the 10th . 1980 Food versus Nutrition : The Changing Diet of the Mistassini Cree . Pp . 128-134 in the 11th . 1982 Meductic Reassessed 1981.
1979 The Adoption of Medicinal Plants by the Wabanaki . Pp . 167– 172 in the 10th . 1980 Food versus Nutrition : The Changing Diet of the Mistassini Cree . Pp . 128-134 in the 11th . 1982 Meductic Reassessed 1981.
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