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Uses of Plants by the Chippewa Indians

Frances Densmore

  • 195 pages
  • 14.5 MB
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Densmore's record of Ojibwe plant knowledge, covering medicines, foods, dyes and crafts, with detailed tables of remedies and how they were prepared. Illustrated with photographs.

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