Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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... women frequently gather berries and plants for tea and medicinal purposes . These same women also tend to represent the majority of people who attend evening mass on weekdays at the Roman Catholic churches in Fort Albany and ...
... women frequently gather berries and plants for tea and medicinal purposes . These same women also tend to represent the majority of people who attend evening mass on weekdays at the Roman Catholic churches in Fort Albany and ...
Page 278
... women [ P ] just hum ( in accompaniment to the songs ) . Anyone [ P ] who wants to hums . But certainly not the women [ P ] holding the ceremony ; the invited women [ P ] are the ones [ P ] who hum . ' ( 8 ) nekoti to : hka : na ...
... women [ P ] just hum ( in accompaniment to the songs ) . Anyone [ P ] who wants to hums . But certainly not the women [ P ] holding the ceremony ; the invited women [ P ] are the ones [ P ] who hum . ' ( 8 ) nekoti to : hka : na ...
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... women do beadwork and related arts , the outfits are often made by women for their husbands . The dances are occasions to bring together and display arts in tra- ditional media , which often have strong personal meaning and 10 EDNA J.
... women do beadwork and related arts , the outfits are often made by women for their husbands . The dances are occasions to bring together and display arts in tra- ditional media , which often have strong personal meaning and 10 EDNA J.
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