Hi,
The Canadian Museum of Civilization in Hull, PQ has an extensive collection.
Depending on whether you wish information on the James Bay Cree or Prarie
Cree....you may wish to contact the James Bay Cree Council www.gcc.ca
Mandy
>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
>
>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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