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[I]The "Eastern Cree" canoe as defined by Adney & Chapelle, was used not only by the people who are referred to as Eastern Cree, but also by the...
"When an ancient Maliseet canoe emerges out of a European collection no one new that the art of canoe building was emerging as well."...
This is a short film in French about Marcel Labelle, a traditional birch bark canoe builder from Canada:cool:...
Jill Dean gives us a history of the canoe in this series of videos taken at the grand opening of the Wisconsin Canoe Heritage Museum:cool:...
An ethhnographic boat model of a Beothuk or "Red Paint People" birch bark canoe (circa 1826), from Newfoundland, Canada. These canoes,...
This birch bark canoe was built 80 years ago by Peter Dube, an Algonquin canoe builder from the Maniwaki area of Quebec. It is a fine example of a...
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