Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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Guérin , a speaker of Musqueam and other related languages , Sawyer , a speaker of a Wakashan language , and Henry , a speaker of two Iroquoian languages , suggested that roman letters should be used and that they should represent ...
Guérin , a speaker of Musqueam and other related languages , Sawyer , a speaker of a Wakashan language , and Henry , a speaker of two Iroquoian languages , suggested that roman letters should be used and that they should represent ...
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Ted Brasser ( 1976 : 42 ) suggests that they originated with European - influenced realistic decorations and became ... and ideas suggested by European decorations ( Conn 1979 : 78–79 ; Maurer 1977 : 87 ; Densmore 1979 : 186–188 ) .
Ted Brasser ( 1976 : 42 ) suggests that they originated with European - influenced realistic decorations and became ... and ideas suggested by European decorations ( Conn 1979 : 78–79 ; Maurer 1977 : 87 ; Densmore 1979 : 186–188 ) .
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Neither Jocko nor Basil know the name of this piece of bark in Algonquin , but Adney and Chapelle ( 1964 : 72 ) suggest that it was called wulegissis by some speakers . For a sealing compound , Jocko used a commercially gathered pine ...
Neither Jocko nor Basil know the name of this piece of bark in Algonquin , but Adney and Chapelle ( 1964 : 72 ) suggest that it was called wulegissis by some speakers . For a sealing compound , Jocko used a commercially gathered pine ...
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