Native Peoples and Cultures of Canada

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Native Peoples and Cultures of Canada is a well illustrated, comprehensive overview of all the native groups of Canada - Indian, Métis and Inuit. Incorporating anthropology, ethnology and history, the book describes the traditional ways of life of peoples of the plains, the woodlands, the Arctic, the Atlantic coast and the Pacific coast - from prehistoric times right up to the present issues of land claims and self-government. The 150 illustrations depict artifacts, archaeological sites, scenes of historic and contemporary life, and include a number of maps.

Author Alan D. McMillan

IdentifierLIB.00184

PublisherVancouver/Toronto : Douglas & McIntyre

Date1988

ISBN0-88894-632-5

General Material DesignationPrint and published material

LanguageEnglish

Location / Box-Folder Media Room and Library

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