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  2. The Caribou Feed Our Soul = 'étthén Bet'á Dághíddá

The caribou feed our soul = 'étthén bet'á dághíddá

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    Login to access DAISY 202 - Audio
    Running Time: 4940
    Narrator: Jacqui Bishop
    Publisher: CAPER-BC, Thu, 01/01/2015 - 12:00

Details:

  • Author: Enzoe, Pete
    Contributor:

    Willett, Mindy

    ,

    Macintosh, Tessa

    Summary:

    Describes the life of Pete Enzoe, a Chipewyan Indian living in the Northwest Territories, focusing on how he maintains his tribe's culture and the importance of caribou to his people's survival.

    Subject(s): History
    Original Publisher: Markham, Ont. , Fifth House
    Language(s): English

Details

DC Contributor

Willett, Mindy

Macintosh, Tessa

Abstract

Describes the life of Pete Enzoe, a Chipewyan Indian living in the Northwest Territories, focusing on how he maintains his tribe's culture and the importance of caribou to his people's survival.

Subject
History
Publisher (Source)

Markham, Ont.

Fifth House

Not specified
ISBN

9781897252673

1897252676

Record

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