Ojibway (Other Keyword)

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Archeology and Bioarcheology of the Northern Woodlands (1997)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Elizabeth D. Benchley. Blane Nansel. Clark A. Dobbs. Susan M. Thurston Myster. Barbara H. O'Connell.

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Shamanistic Rock Art Motifs: Dynamic and Emplaced Performances of the Sacred among the Ojibway (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Alex Ruuska.

The Ojibway on the northern and southern shores of Lake Superior of North America created transitory as well as relatively permanent material expressions of sacred experiences and cultural narratives. Using examples of 'spirit objects' expressed via emplaced pictographs in the landscape in Ontario Canada and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Mide’wiwin birch bark scrolls, and culturally modified ‘storied’ trees, this paper compares and contrasts dynamic and emplaced expressions of the sacred, and...