Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 29Carleton University, 1999 - Algonquian Indians |
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Page 62
... communities , Chisasibi and Waskaganish , have had a cohort of students who have reached Grade Four through CLIP . Other communities started the program in subsequent years . Formal evaluations were conducted during the first years of ...
... communities , Chisasibi and Waskaganish , have had a cohort of students who have reached Grade Four through CLIP . Other communities started the program in subsequent years . Formal evaluations were conducted during the first years of ...
Page 277
... communities ; however , their role as the transmitters of culture was , and is becoming again , paramount ( Monture and Turpel 1992 : 276 , n.92 ) . Women were highly respected and , especially in Iroquoian communities , were involved ...
... communities ; however , their role as the transmitters of culture was , and is becoming again , paramount ( Monture and Turpel 1992 : 276 , n.92 ) . Women were highly respected and , especially in Iroquoian communities , were involved ...
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... communities and any incipient métissage demonstrated by cultural manifestations such as beadwork , clothing and fur trade technology did not develop into a separate ethnic identity as occurred at Red River . The signing of the Robinson ...
... communities and any incipient métissage demonstrated by cultural manifestations such as beadwork , clothing and fur trade technology did not develop into a separate ethnic identity as occurred at Red River . The signing of the Robinson ...
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