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... suggests that they were made by the Penobscot . These limited data suggest that the Penob- scot created the only known variations on the traditions of wampum belt use that are strongly associated only with the core area and its ...
... suggests that they were made by the Penobscot . These limited data suggest that the Penob- scot created the only known variations on the traditions of wampum belt use that are strongly associated only with the core area and its ...
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... suggest that a community of persons known to each other through face - to - face relationships is defined by patterns of regular social contact accessible through sustained participant - observation fieldwork . The sto- ries of these ...
... suggest that a community of persons known to each other through face - to - face relationships is defined by patterns of regular social contact accessible through sustained participant - observation fieldwork . The sto- ries of these ...
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... suggest that contemporary Aboriginal people are not bounded by the spatial constraints dictated by the legal and governmental regulations of mainstream Canada . Instead , the nomadic pattern developed over millen- nia has persisted and ...
... suggest that contemporary Aboriginal people are not bounded by the spatial constraints dictated by the legal and governmental regulations of mainstream Canada . Instead , the nomadic pattern developed over millen- nia has persisted and ...
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Marshall J Becker | 23 |
MariePierre Bousquet | 53 |
Phil Branigan Julie Brittain Carrie Dyck | 75 |
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