
| The Mi'kmaq |
| How Their Ancestors Lived Five Hundred Years Ago |
| Ruth Holmes Whitehead Harold McGee Illustrated by Kathy Kaulbach |
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| "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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| _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ABOUT THE AUTHORS and ILLUSTRATOR Ruth Whitehead Harold McGee Kathy Kaulbach |
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