Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 36Carleton University, 2004 - Algonquian Indians |
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... belt , and the structure of Dummer's reply indicates that he thought that Wenungenit's claim was an empty boast . A 13 - row belt in 1726 would have been of an impressive size and considerable value even in the core area . No belt of 13 ...
... belt , and the structure of Dummer's reply indicates that he thought that Wenungenit's claim was an empty boast . A 13 - row belt in 1726 would have been of an impressive size and considerable value even in the core area . No belt of 13 ...
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... belts was small , and possibly both were small , or the second belt may have been “ a large one sent " from the eastern tribes as a return belt . Possibly the " large one " noted actually was a third belt . Regardless of how many belts ...
... belts was small , and possibly both were small , or the second belt may have been “ a large one sent " from the eastern tribes as a return belt . Possibly the " large one " noted actually was a third belt . Regardless of how many belts ...
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... belt use may be reflected in the creation by the 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 ...
... belt use may be reflected in the creation by the 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 ...
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Marshall J Becker | 23 |
MariePierre Bousquet | 53 |
Phil Branigan Julie Brittain Carrie Dyck | 75 |
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