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Page 272
... fish- ers , but they commonly exchanged various fishing products and items . Even fisheries related ceremonies and rituals appear to have been bor- rowed between groups . Archaeologists , Chris Ellis and Brian Deller ( 1990 : 54 ) ...
... fish- ers , but they commonly exchanged various fishing products and items . Even fisheries related ceremonies and rituals appear to have been bor- rowed between groups . Archaeologists , Chris Ellis and Brian Deller ( 1990 : 54 ) ...
Page 273
... fish trade that had long existed , thanks to the involvement of native peoples , who by the early 1800s were stationed at various fishing locations around Lake Huron , and were primary suppliers of fish products when the industry began ...
... fish trade that had long existed , thanks to the involvement of native peoples , who by the early 1800s were stationed at various fishing locations around Lake Huron , and were primary suppliers of fish products when the industry began ...
Page 304
... fishing . However , by the end of the 19th - century night hunting and fishing was deemed to be a criminal activity by non - Aboriginal governments . The ban on traditional torchlight harvesting was publicly touted on safety reasons ...
... fishing . However , by the end of the 19th - century night hunting and fishing was deemed to be a criminal activity by non - Aboriginal governments . The ban on traditional torchlight harvesting was publicly touted on safety reasons ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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