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... region until Algonquian split off from it , probably about 5500 BC . At an unknown time thereafter , Algonquian speakers must have migrated east perhaps to the Missouri - Missippi - Ohio region . Based on the indirect evidence that the ...
... region until Algonquian split off from it , probably about 5500 BC . At an unknown time thereafter , Algonquian speakers must have migrated east perhaps to the Missouri - Missippi - Ohio region . Based on the indirect evidence that the ...
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... region , intense contact did not occur until two centuries later , although during the 1700s , their material culture had been altered by Eu- ropean goods received through Fort Albany ( Honigmann 1958 : 59 ) . The degree to which ...
... region , intense contact did not occur until two centuries later , although during the 1700s , their material culture had been altered by Eu- ropean goods received through Fort Albany ( Honigmann 1958 : 59 ) . The degree to which ...
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... region . These peoples may have co- existed with Susquehanna peoples moving into the region , as appears to be the case in parts of southern New England ( Ritchie 1969b ) . Present evidence makes this difficult to speculate upon ...
... region . These peoples may have co- existed with Susquehanna peoples moving into the region , as appears to be the case in parts of southern New England ( Ritchie 1969b ) . Present evidence makes this difficult to speculate upon ...
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Algonquian American animals appears associated bands bear called Canada Carleton University century chief collected complex Conjunct continued Cree culture developed dialecte early English evidence example fact Figure final French further give given groups Handsome Lake historical hunting important Indian indicate individual Iroquoian Iroquois Island James John Lake land language later Linguistics live meaning Micmac Montagnais movements native nature Newfoundland North Northern noted nouns occur Ojibwa original Ottawa period person pictographs population position possible present Press probably Prophet question records reference region relations Report result River scrolls seems Shawnee social society song stem story structure suggests symbols term territories texts trade traditional University verb White