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Neighbors of several hunting territories often met at a single location for the spring goose hunting and gave a thanksgiving feast for their success during the winter hunt . It was the first social gathering since the fall ; therefore ...
Neighbors of several hunting territories often met at a single location for the spring goose hunting and gave a thanksgiving feast for their success during the winter hunt . It was the first social gathering since the fall ; therefore ...
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It was also useful as a trade item when going into non - agricultural band territories . The Abenaki control of this agricultural product may have been an important factor in the long - standing unfriendly feelings that existed between ...
It was also useful as a trade item when going into non - agricultural band territories . The Abenaki control of this agricultural product may have been an important factor in the long - standing unfriendly feelings that existed between ...
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1 speech community of the nature of Sheshatshiu , which contains a number of community - recognized territorial group affiliations . A more thorough investigation , that is , would involve a compar . ison of the variants exhibited by ...
1 speech community of the nature of Sheshatshiu , which contains a number of community - recognized territorial group affiliations . A more thorough investigation , that is , would involve a compar . ison of the variants exhibited by ...
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