Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 25Carleton University, 1994 - Algonquian Indians |
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... reported to travel inland for fur . It is thus likely that they could have visited the east coast of the northern peninsula . Furthermore , the western clothing and the reported customary contacts with French fisher- men suggest that ...
... reported to travel inland for fur . It is thus likely that they could have visited the east coast of the northern peninsula . Furthermore , the western clothing and the reported customary contacts with French fisher- men suggest that ...
Page 308
... reported “ scattered , living wherever there are conditions that will enable them to make a livelihood " ( TARR : 1956b ) . A particu- larly severe flood period was reported in 1959 which resulted in damages to several non - Indian land ...
... reported “ scattered , living wherever there are conditions that will enable them to make a livelihood " ( TARR : 1956b ) . A particu- larly severe flood period was reported in 1959 which resulted in damages to several non - Indian land ...
Page 309
... reported “ scattered , living wherever there are conditions that will enable them to make a livelihood " ( TARR : 1956b ) . A particu- larly severe flood period was reported in 1959 which resulted in damages to several non - Indian land ...
... reported “ scattered , living wherever there are conditions that will enable them to make a livelihood " ( TARR : 1956b ) . A particu- larly severe flood period was reported in 1959 which resulted in damages to several non - Indian land ...
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Algonquian American animals appears band called Canada caribou Carleton University century ceremony chief clothing collection colony communities Company considered continued council Cree culture difficult District drawings early East Eastern England English evidence example Figure French George give given groups head History hunting important Indian James John Kansas Lac des Mille Lake land language later learning leggings linguistic live Malécites Massachusetts meaning medal medicine wheel Micmac Mille Lacs Montagnais Native nature North Northern noted Ojibwa Ontario original Ottawa Pennacook person position Powhatan present Press records REFERENCES reported represent reserve ritual River Shawnee Smith social Society sources stories structure suggests surveying trade traditional tribe University verb Wabanaki York