The Mi'kmaq

The Mi’kmaq: How Their Ancestors Lived 500 Years Ago

This book is an historical account of the culture and daily lives of these aboriginal people of eastern Canada and the northeastern United States before the arrival of Europeans in North America.

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"The Mi’kmaq 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 contact." —Bernie Francis, Micmac Language Institute

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