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In 1969 Chief Smallboy moved some community members away from the reserve in an effort to return to traditional values and lifestyle
regionally known as Saulteaux
introverted
and even humour
This volume acknowledges that First Nations and Inuit Peoples had lived and flourished on the continent and had assisted early explorers in their endeavours the text continues to list Europeans as the founders of New France
Keeping Baby Close : Making of a Moss Bag Dakota In 1969 Chief Smallboy movedThe moss bags of the Plains Indians kept babies safe, content, and part of daily life. This two part book first explores the features and purpose of moss bags, along with softly coloured illustrations. The second part includes step by step directions for making a moss bag, accompanied by explanatory photos. Discover more about moss bags, the ingenious creation of early mothers and grandmothers living close to Mother Earth.
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