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Saulteaux Identity amid Prairie Transition and Loss
The Saulteaux, a branch of the Ojibway, moved from Great Lakes camps to the western plains, adopting buffalo subsistence and prairie dress. The piece notes their kinship with Cree and Assiniboine, evolving clothing, materials, and crafts, while warning of a fading culture as European goods and pressures erode pure Saulteaux bloodlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly Lake
Mel Courtoureille
Great Lakes
Sault St. Marie
Prairies
Western