Iroquois Religion and Women in Historical Perspective

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Creator: Annemarie Shimony, Author
Media Type: Text; Object
Item Type: Documents
Description: "The term "Iroqouis" is broadly used to refer to a group of sixteen historically identifiable Native American peoples having cognate languages. Some of these peoples are now extinct, some have lost knowledge of their aboriginal language, and others still speak modern Iroquoian languages."
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Subject(s): Religion
Women
Six Nations
Iroquois Confederacy
Iroquois Culture
Personal Name(s): "The term "Iroqouis" is broadly used to refer to a group of sixteen historically identifiable Native American peoples having cognate languages. Some of these peoples are now extinct, some have lost knowledge of their aboriginal language, and others still speak modern Iroquoian languages."
Local identifier: SNPL005724v00d
Language of Item: English
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Copyright Statement: Public domain: Copyright has expired according to Canadian law. No restrictions on use.
Location of Original: Six Nations Public Library Archives
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