Titlebook: Boreal Forest Adaptations; The Northern Algonki A. Theodore Steegmann (Professor and Chairman) Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 1983 ETA.an

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Henning Christiansen,Maja H. Kirkebycent, extensive surveys, information is sufficient to make observations on the archaeological sequences of the cultural history of the original inhabitants (Dawson, 1976., .; Dickson, 1972; Dewdney and Kidd, 1967; Hlady, 1970, 1971; Kenyon, 1961; Koezur and Wright, 1976; Mayer- Oakes, 1970; Nash, 19

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Petros Papapanagiotou,Jacques Fleuriotientation and approach of the Northern Ojibwa with respect to new conditions has allowed them repeatedly to respond effectively. They have not been overwhelmed and assimilated. Instead their great ability to adapt has made it possible for them to remain what they were in essence when first contacted

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Multiparty Classical Choreographiesonditions normally encountered; (4) practice of techniques to either abort a pregnancy or kill a new-born; (5) factors influencing spacing between successive pregnancies and deliveries; (6) relationship between a particular subsistence pattern, such as the hunting of migratory game species in the su

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History and Ecology of the Boreal Zone in Ontario,tion and activity, and attempts to capture its meaning as the context of the adaptation studies which make up the remainder of this volume (see also Kryuchkov, 1976; Pruitt, 1978; Winterhalder, 1977).

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Prehistory of the Interior Forest of Northern Ontario,cent, extensive surveys, information is sufficient to make observations on the archaeological sequences of the cultural history of the original inhabitants (Dawson, 1976., .; Dickson, 1972; Dewdney and Kidd, 1967; Hlady, 1970, 1971; Kenyon, 1961; Koezur and Wright, 1976; Mayer- Oakes, 1970; Nash, 19

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,Cultural Adaptations: The Northern Ojibwa of the Boreal Forest 1670–1980,ientation and approach of the Northern Ojibwa with respect to new conditions has allowed them repeatedly to respond effectively. They have not been overwhelmed and assimilated. Instead their great ability to adapt has made it possible for them to remain what they were in essence when first contacted

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Historical and Recent Demography of the Algonkians of Northern Ontario,onditions normally encountered; (4) practice of techniques to either abort a pregnancy or kill a new-born; (5) factors influencing spacing between successive pregnancies and deliveries; (6) relationship between a particular subsistence pattern, such as the hunting of migratory game species in the su

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potential of anthropology as a discipline. We have always drawn strength from the arts as well as the sciences. We have more recently tried to identify biological templates for human behavior, and to understand the reciprocal impact of behavior on the human organism. Anthropology is a discipline, part art an978-1-4613-3651-8978-1-4613-3649-5