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... Penobscot of two unique forms of wampum " belts . " One of these unique Penobscot " belt ” forms is the bias woven , collar - like , narrow type examples . Examples of this rare category of belts are often edged in glass beads . The use ...
... Penobscot of two unique forms of wampum " belts . " One of these unique Penobscot " belt ” forms is the bias woven , collar - like , narrow type examples . Examples of this rare category of belts are often edged in glass beads . The use ...
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... Penobscot and 3 others SPEAKER : Querenebuit of Penobscot WAMPUM : 2 " belts ” to the English GROUP : Penobscot delegation ( unsuccessful attempt to have the French and their allies join in peace treaty , probably SPEAKER : Loron ...
... Penobscot and 3 others SPEAKER : Querenebuit of Penobscot WAMPUM : 2 " belts ” to the English GROUP : Penobscot delegation ( unsuccessful attempt to have the French and their allies join in peace treaty , probably SPEAKER : Loron ...
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... Penobscot People , their chief and sub - chief , the Penobscot Tribal Council that the following action be authorized and taken today : First . The Secretary General of the United Nations and the United Nations be advised that the ...
... Penobscot People , their chief and sub - chief , the Penobscot Tribal Council that the following action be authorized and taken today : First . The Secretary General of the United Nations and the United Nations be advised that the ...
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Marshall J Becker | 23 |
MariePierre Bousquet | 53 |
Phil Branigan Julie Brittain Carrie Dyck | 75 |
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Aboriginal agreement Algonquian American animal appears Arapaho beaded belt Canada canoes child clause collected complex compound Cree culture derived described dictionary discussion Eastern Education English example fact final French function future given gives Gravier groups human identifies Illinois Indian indicates inflected initial knowledge Lake language leaves Linguistics living Maine manuscript material mayêw meaning medicine Michigan Mistassini morpheme Museum Native negative Northern noted noun stem occur Ojibwe particle past Penobscot person Pinet plant position predicate prefix prenoun present preverb reading refer relation reserve root sails says seems sentences shows SPEAKER story structure suggest teaching texts tion Toll traditional treaty tribes University verb verb stem verbal wampum Winnipeg woman