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Heritage: Métis

The enduring strength, pride and culture of the Métis people.
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Closet Skeleton Genealogical Society
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Metis Culture
Métis Beadwork
National Aboriginal Day
Aboriginal Language
Indigenous Studies
Indian Residential Schools
European Ancestry
Aboriginal Education
Native American Symbols
Michif Dictionary
#ClosetSkellies Michif.
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Children Costumes
Ojibwa Beadwork
Fort Nisqually
Metis Beading
Metis Beadwork
Louis Riel
Alaskan Homes
Floral Beadwork
Native American Studies
Metis Beadwork: Dog Blankets (Tapis) . | PDF
#ClosetSkellies Dog Blankets.
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Metis Flower
Woolen Leggings
Flower Beadwork
Embroidery Images
Beading Embroidery
Textile Museum
Metis Textiles Image Index | Museum of Natural and Cultural History
#ClosetSkellies Bead work.
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Cree Moccasins
Beaded Vamps
Athabascan Beadwork
Metis Beadwork Patterns
Trade Blanket
Beaded Slippers
Baby Moccasin Pattern
About us
#ClosetSkellies Living Culture
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Mandalas
Native American Art
Christi Belcourt
Indigenous Peoples Day
Eclectic Art
Brand Board
Indigenous Art
Native Art
Dots Art
Recent Work
#ClosetSkellies The plants are teachers. They are connected to each other, and all other spiritual beings through the sacredness of life. When I remember who I am – a human being connected to all of life – I remember also that I am loved by the spirit world and our ancestors. And when I remember this, I remember to respect even the smallest of things. Our Lives are in the Land 48″ x 60″, Acrylic on Canvas, 2014 Christi Belcourt
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Metis Clothing
Metis Art
Slavic Dress
Octopus Crafts
Octopus Bags: The History | PDF
#ClosetSkellies The History of Métis Fire Bags, or Octopus Bags.
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First Nations Art
Native American Dress
American Dress
University Of Alberta
First Peoples
Study Journal
Law Books
Book Awards
Based on Tradition, Inspired by Nature
#ClosetSkellies Medicines To Help Us: Traditional Métis Plant Use / Christi Belcourt :: Based on Tradition, Inspired by Nature.
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New Dances
Bison Hunting
Hunting Lifestyle
Square Dancers
Fiddle Music
Fiddle Tunes
Saskatoon Berry
Dance Styles
Métis
#ClosetSkellies Métis Pride and Music.
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Genealogy Map
Canadian French
Indigenous People Of North America
Sioux Nation
Peace Garden
Army Post
Nautical Inspiration
Garden State
Native American Heritage
Dakota Fort Maps
#ClosetSkellies Dakota territory Fort Maps, 1860s - 1890s. Fort Pembina, Fort Toten and more.
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Metis Women
Finger Weaving
Great Warriors
Fur Trade
La Prairie
America And Canada
Native American Culture
News | Sheldon Dawson | Freelance Illustrator | Page 3
#ClosetSkellies "Forward!" from The Metis Nation, written by Jean La Prairie, published by the Louis Riel Institute.
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St Norbert
St Boniface
Bible Verse Posters
Canadian History
Family Genealogy
Red River
Native People
LETENDRE, dit Batoche, FRANÇOIS-XAVIER – Dictionary of Canadian Biography
#ClosetSkellies Cousins. Francois Xavier Letendre dit Batoche. Merchant, rancher, and farmer; b. c. 1841 in St Boniface (Man.), son of Louis (Louison) Letendre, dit Batoche, and Marie Hallet; m. 19 May 1863 Marguerite Parenteau in St Norbert (Man.), and they had 13 children; d. 25 April 1901 in Batoche (Sask.).
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Canadian Army
Land Surveying
Western Canada
Grade 8
Native American History
Quebec Canada
North-West Rebellion - Wikipedia
#ClosetSkellies In the year 1885 the Northwest Rebellion took place in what is now known as Modern Day Saskatchewan. The Métis and other Native Groups were led by Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont to fight for Justice against the Government. The building of the CPR cut the budget of the Indian department. They also sold their land and they also controlled the native groups by giving out food only to the 'good people'. Riel returned for these reasons and was later hung, while Dumont was exiled.
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Red River Valley
Indigenous Education
Aboriginal History
University Of Toronto
River Valley
Homeland to Hinterland: The Changing Worlds of the Red River Metis in the Nineteenth Century
#ClosetSkellies Homeland to Hinterland: The Changing Worlds of the Red River Metis in the Nineteenth Century: Gerhard Ens: 9780802078223: Amazon.com
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Found Art
Ojibway Art
Ojibwe Beadwork
Beadwork Designs
Native Beadwork
Nativity Crafts
Dot Art Painting
American Indian Art
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#ClosetSkellies Posted by Christi Belcourt, 'Bringing in the new year doing what I love. '