Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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... Eastern dialects from the Central dialects and used the demonstrative system as one of the many traits separating the two dialect areas . As a consequence of the more general aims of his study , in setting up the Eastern demonstrative ...
... Eastern dialects from the Central dialects and used the demonstrative system as one of the many traits separating the two dialect areas . As a consequence of the more general aims of his study , in setting up the Eastern demonstrative ...
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... eastern Saskatchewan ) and the easternmost di- alects of Plains Cree probably those spoken in the reserves around Fort Qu'Appelle in Saskatchewan . It is possible that the Cree part of Michif shows more similarities with these dialects ...
... eastern Saskatchewan ) and the easternmost di- alects of Plains Cree probably those spoken in the reserves around Fort Qu'Appelle in Saskatchewan . It is possible that the Cree part of Michif shows more similarities with these dialects ...
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... Eastern Snake River Plain . In Holocene Environmental Change in the Great Basin . R. Elston , ed . Nevada Archaeological Survey Research Paper 6. Reno . Prehistory of the Snake and Salmon River Area . Pp . 127-134 in Handbook of North ...
... Eastern Snake River Plain . In Holocene Environmental Change in the Great Basin . R. Elston , ed . Nevada Archaeological Survey Research Paper 6. Reno . Prehistory of the Snake and Salmon River Area . Pp . 127-134 in Handbook of North ...
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