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The Glenbow Museum in Calgary has a good collection of Cree material.  As far as publications are concerned, I am not too familiar with this area but I know that Leonard Mason published a paper through the National Museum of Canada in Ottawa in the mid-1960s (about) on the Swampy
Cree.
Dawn Scher Thomae
Milwaukee Public Museum

liz young wrote:

> There's a short ethnography on the Cree titled 'Defending the Land' by (I
> think) Ronald Niezen.
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> liz
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> >From: Brian Adams <[log in to unmask]>
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> >Subject: Cree Indians of Canada
> >Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2002 17:32:33 EST
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> >What are good websites or books or magazines that I could find, that could
> >give me good information on the Cree Indians of northern Canada.  Also, are
> >there any museums in the US or Canada that has a good collection on Cree
> >Indians.  Any information about Indians could also help.
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