The Piikani Blackfeet : a culture under siege /

Piikani comes from pa'ksikahko, a muddy place. The Piikani or Piegan were known to fur traders as the Muddy River Indians. The Piegan were related to but distinct from their neighbors the Siksika (Blackfeet) and Kainaa (Blood). The Piegan ranged from as far south as Bear Lake and the Bear River...

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Pengarang Utama: Jackson, John C., 1931-
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Bahasa:English
Diterbitkan: Missoula, MT : Mountain Press, 2000.
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