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Page 269
... present fishing activities to the political contexts of the ongoing fishing conflict . This shift reflects my effort to incorporate com- munity concerns in the design of my research : native community mem- bers repeatedly pointed to the ...
... present fishing activities to the political contexts of the ongoing fishing conflict . This shift reflects my effort to incorporate com- munity concerns in the design of my research : native community mem- bers repeatedly pointed to the ...
Page 484
... present at the bottom of the figure , and the geographic regions are listed at the top . Haplo- types common to the ancient Northwest are in gray , and haplotypes common to the ancient Northeast are in black . Gene flow is expected ...
... present at the bottom of the figure , and the geographic regions are listed at the top . Haplo- types common to the ancient Northwest are in gray , and haplotypes common to the ancient Northeast are in black . Gene flow is expected ...
Page 553
... presents in perpetuity in exchange for peace and alliance . By the 1790s , if not before , administra- tors seemed to ... present lists and included some important hunting equip- ment and all the fishing and trapping equipment . Indeed ...
... presents in perpetuity in exchange for peace and alliance . By the 1790s , if not before , administra- tors seemed to ... present lists and included some important hunting equip- ment and all the fishing and trapping equipment . Indeed ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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