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Articles related to "Pemmican"
The 1814 Pemmican War There have been some strange war instigators over the course of human history. In North America, for example, a small war was fought over a food called Pemmican. pemmican war • pemmican • what is pemmican • what is pemmican made of • battle of seven oaks
SASKATOONS-SCRUMPTIOUS NATIVE FRUITS Nothing matches a juneberry or saskatoon pie. Find out why Canadians are so crazy about this easy-to-grow native fruit. juneberries • saskatoon • saskatchewan • pemmican • recipes
VICTORIA CALLIHOO There aren't many first hand accounts of the early life of Native Canadian women. Victoria Callihou was born on November 16, 1861. She loved life and bridged a century of incredible change. She died in April 1966 and left behind a first hand account of her life as a Cree Indian on Canada's plains. Victoria was a woman of grit and a true Canadian pioneer. victoria callihoo • cree • french • iroquois • red river cart
LEWIS AND CLARK PLANTS, PART II Celebrate the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition by planting some of these fine native fruits. lewis and clark expedition • blue elderberry • sambucus caerulea • edible landscape • butterfly gardens
Wise Red Prairie Woman, part 1 Wise Red Prairie Woman butchers buffalo and tans hides, then makes clothes and tipi covers from them. She gathers wild seeds and grains and grinds it into meal. She makes pemmican and does all of the never-ending chores a woman of the plains must do. native americans • women • prairie • plains • buffalo
BUFFALO JUMP NATIONAL PARK For years the people of Huxley, Alberta fought to preserve a canyon 20 kilometers east of their small village. In 1981, it was declared a World Heritage Site suite 101 • suite101.com • canadian • canadian tourism • canadian travel
Coureurs de Bois The Coureurs de Bois ventured into the unexplored Canadian wilderness seeking First Nations people who had furs to trade. the coureurs de bois were adventurers who • like captain kirk of star trek fame • ventured where no man (at least no white man) had • literally • runners of the woods |
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