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Archéologie
ArcheologyVolume 22, Issue(s) 2, 1998
Sommaire / Contents
- Bryan C. Hood and Gary BaikieMineral resource development, archaeology and aboriginal rights in northern Labrador
- Peter Armitage and Daniel AschiniPartners in the present to safeguard the past
- Kevin McAleeseThe reinterment of Thule Inuit burials and associated artefacts - IdCr-14 Rose Island, Saglek Bay, Labrador
- Stephen LorigThe archaeology of Eskimo Hütte (IkDb-2): Inuit sovereignty in the Torngat
- Daniel Arsenault, Louis Gagnon and Daniel GendronRecent archaeological investigations south of Kangirsujuaq, and on the Qajartalik rock art site of Hudson Strait, Nunavik
- Richard Pallascio, Richard Allaire, Louis Lafortune and Pierre MongeauTowards an Inuit mathematical knowledge
Réflexions
Recensions / Book reviews
BERGSLAND, Knut (ed.), Ancient Aleut Personal Names: Kadaangim Asangin/Asangi. Materials from the Billings Expedition 1790-1792 (Jerrold Sadock).
BUIJS, Cunera and Jarich OOSTEN (eds.), Braving the Cold: Continuity and Change in Arctic Clothing (Bernadette Driscoll-Engelstad).
DRUMMOND, Susan G., Incorporating the Familiar. An investigation into legal sensibilities in Nunavik (Michèle Therrien).
JACOBSON, Steven A., Yup'ik Dialect Atlas and Study, (Marianne Mithun).
HUDSON, Ray, Moments Rightly Placed. An Aleutian Memoir (Joëlle Robert-Lamblin).
KING, J. C. H. and Henrietta LIDCHI (eds.), Imaging the Arctic (Edmund Searles)
MAURAIS, Jacques (ed.), Quebec's Aboriginal Languages: History Planning and Development (Susan Sammons).
TURNER, Edith, The Hands Feel It: Healing and spirit presence among a northern Alaskan people (Christopher M. Fletcher).