The Mi'kmaq
How Their Ancestors Lived
Five Hundred Years Ago
Ruth Holmes Whitehead
Harold McGee
Illustrated by Kathy Kaulbach
Written for young people, this small book
illustrated by Kathy Kaulback, is a perfect
way to learn more about how the native
people of the Maritimes.  It is an historical
account of the culture and daily lives of these
aboriginal people before the arrival of
Europeans in North America.
  • Halifax, reprint, 2005.
  • Softcover.
  • 60 pages, 8" x 6 7/8".
  • Black and white  illustrations.
  • Item No. 07-06-005
  • Price $9.95 Canadian
"The Micmac will make a significant difference in the way in which Indian culture is conveyed in schools."          
                      
- Kenneth Morrison, UCLA

"I truly believe that Micmac students may now gain a more positive image about themselves as a people prior to
[European] contact.
"
   - Bernie Francis, Micmac Language Institute
Introduction

Abundant Forest, Rivers of Fish
Animal persons, plant persons
Herds of Sea Mammals
Fish as Long as a Canoe
Calling the Moose
Hot Soup and Roast Meat

Family and Community
Linked by Kinship, Friendship and Trade
Peace in the Family
Children Growing and Learning
Preparing a Marriage and a Feast
Celebration with Chanting and Dancing
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