Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 22Carleton University, 1991 - Algonquian Indians |
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... described as a mixture of Plains Cree and French . We have seen above , that Michif differs from Plains Cree in a number of ways . Although it is only marignally different , it is consistently so in all Michif - speaking areas . However ...
... described as a mixture of Plains Cree and French . We have seen above , that Michif differs from Plains Cree in a number of ways . Although it is only marignally different , it is consistently so in all Michif - speaking areas . However ...
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... described a cape designed around 1919 made of native - spun cot- ton , wild turkey breast feathers , and white shelldrake feathers . The color of the body was iridescent black and bronze and the ends varied with black and white feathers ...
... described a cape designed around 1919 made of native - spun cot- ton , wild turkey breast feathers , and white shelldrake feathers . The color of the body was iridescent black and bronze and the ends varied with black and white feathers ...
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... described , later researchers were also able to observe and record similar ceremonies . Thus the missionaries ' accounts are valuable in making histor- ical comparisons of ceremonial practices . On the other hand , observations of ...
... described , later researchers were also able to observe and record similar ceremonies . Thus the missionaries ' accounts are valuable in making histor- ical comparisons of ceremonial practices . On the other hand , observations of ...
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