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Land Lessons / Encyclopedia
First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples, places and knowledge.
In a few words
Start here
Think about it
Where this story comes from
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Points locate an entry’s reference place. They do not show territories, borders, treaty boundaries or where all members of a people live.
Equirectangular projection · geographic outlines: Natural Earth · modern borders are a reference layer.
Present-day coastlines are shown for orientation; points are approximate. Event spacing is not elapsed time. Dates and uncertainty are explained in each event.
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