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... region between Lakes Huron and Ontario as the Proto - Algonquian homeland in the Northeast ; however , there does not seem to be any archaeological unit in this region which might be the Proto - Algonquians . In addition , Snow ( 1976 ) ...
... region between Lakes Huron and Ontario as the Proto - Algonquian homeland in the Northeast ; however , there does not seem to be any archaeological unit in this region which might be the Proto - Algonquians . In addition , Snow ( 1976 ) ...
Page 117
... region which includes the three sub - regions containing the hornstone quarries from which the turkey - tails were made . This region stretches from the west side of the Mississippi ( starting south of the Kaskaskia ) up both sides of ...
... region which includes the three sub - regions containing the hornstone quarries from which the turkey - tails were made . This region stretches from the west side of the Mississippi ( starting south of the Kaskaskia ) up both sides of ...
Page 118
... region may be the fourth major focus of Red Ocher since it seems to participate vigor- ously in the copper trade with the northern regions and has further elabo- ration of burial goods in the use of marine shell and galena . Of the ...
... region may be the fourth major focus of Red Ocher since it seems to participate vigor- ously in the copper trade with the northern regions and has further elabo- ration of burial goods in the use of marine shell and galena . Of the ...
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