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Page 361
... practice of being buried in a coffin is mentioned in Quill's story , too , indicating that as late as the 1960s it remained a point of contrast between old practices and new . Regarding burial practices at Pikangikum , Dunning makes the ...
... practice of being buried in a coffin is mentioned in Quill's story , too , indicating that as late as the 1960s it remained a point of contrast between old practices and new . Regarding burial practices at Pikangikum , Dunning makes the ...
Page 363
... practiced widely in much of the same area in prehistoric times . But whereas in prehistoric times , except during one ... practice , above . Note the convention of burying a gun with a man and an axe with a woman in both accounts , i.e. ...
... practiced widely in much of the same area in prehistoric times . But whereas in prehistoric times , except during one ... practice , above . Note the convention of burying a gun with a man and an axe with a woman in both accounts , i.e. ...
Page 365
... practice is now limited to comparatively few articles , ... This change is attributed in a great measure , to the fol- lowing incident in the life of a noted chief , of former days . In a footnote introducing this story , Schoolcraft ...
... practice is now limited to comparatively few articles , ... This change is attributed in a great measure , to the fol- lowing incident in the life of a noted chief , of former days . In a footnote introducing this story , Schoolcraft ...
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