Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 20-21Carleton University, 1989 - Algonquian Indians |
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Assessment of late prehistoric Ojibwa social organization requires examination of a series of separate but interrelated questions . The answer to each will effect explanations of Ojibwa social organization . The first question is : who ...
Assessment of late prehistoric Ojibwa social organization requires examination of a series of separate but interrelated questions . The answer to each will effect explanations of Ojibwa social organization . The first question is : who ...
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Nevertheless , while there is evidence that the term Ojibwa has been extended to encompass a variety of new groups within the last two centuries ( Greenberg and Morrison 1982 ) , there can be no doubt that many groups from the Central ...
Nevertheless , while there is evidence that the term Ojibwa has been extended to encompass a variety of new groups within the last two centuries ( Greenberg and Morrison 1982 ) , there can be no doubt that many groups from the Central ...
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and Ojibwa language . It is useful to consider the geographic arrangement of Cree - Montagnais and Ojibwa : each is a horizontal band from east to west , with Cree Montagnais to the north of Ojibwa . Therefore Cree most likely spread ...
and Ojibwa language . It is useful to consider the geographic arrangement of Cree - Montagnais and Ojibwa : each is a horizontal band from east to west , with Cree Montagnais to the north of Ojibwa . Therefore Cree most likely spread ...
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