Ethnobotany of two Cree communities in the southern boreal forest of Saskatchewan

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Book

Authors

Christina Clavelle ( Clavelle, Christina )

Tags

Cree -- Social life and customs, Cree -- Food, Ethnobotany--Saskatchewan, Traditional medicine, Indigenous peoples -- North America -- Ethnobotany -- Prairie Provinces, Wild Plants, Edible -- Saskatchewan, Indigenous peoples -- Ethnobotany

Abstract

Studies were conducted at two Cree communities in the southern boreal forest of Saskatchewan, to determine the nature of the interactions between the people and their plant environment. This research include contributions to the preservation of traditional knowledge, an expansion of the ethnobotanical database, and the application of ethnobotanical information to interpreting the boreal forest archaeological record.

Biblio Notes

A Thesis Submitted to the College of Graduate Studies and Research in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts in the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology

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