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The Indians in Wisconsin's History

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A concise regional handbook that describes Indigenous lifeways before and after European contact, outlining seasonal routines, dwellings, clothing, craft techniques such as pottery and birch-bark canoe construction, food production from gardening to communal hunting drives, and household and ceremonial objects. It also surveys later encounters with colonists, trade relations, shifting territorial claims, and armed conflicts that affected native communities. Museum examples and archaeological observations are used throughout to illustrate cultural practices and change over time.

About the Author

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John M. Douglass

John M. Douglass is an author recognized for his contributions to the understanding of Native American history, particularly in the context of Wisconsin. His notable work, "The Indians in Wisconsin's History," explores the rich cultural and historical narratives of Indigenous peoples in the region. Through his writing, Douglass sheds light on the complexities of Native American experiences and their significant impact on Wisconsin's historical landscape. His scholarship serves as an important resource for those interested in the intersection of history, culture, and Indigenous studies.

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