Anthropometry of the Cree and Saulteaux Indians in Northeastern Manitoba

Anthropometry of the Cree and Saulteaux Indians in Northeastern ManitobaAnthropometry of the Cree and Saulteaux Indians in Northeastern Manitoba, Grant, J. C. Boileau, National Museum of Canada, Anthropometry, First Nations, Indigenous, Cree, Saulteaux, Island Lake, Gods Lake, Oxford House, Manitoba, J. C. Boileau Grant, box 7 National Museum of Canada Bulletin No. 59, Anthropological Series No. 18. John C. Boileau Grant (1886 1973) was a Canadian anatomist who chaired anatomy departments at the Universities of Manitoba

Saskatchewan (where he was born) with comments on the challenges faced by prairie farming communities

Manitoba on the coast of Hudson Bay for export overseas

She recounts the arrival of pioneers

Includes lists of champions from various provincial leagues (1913-1982

Humphrey Lloyd Hime

Much of the volume depicts Biggar prior to WWII

The book opens with section maps indicating original owners and chapters covering the area’s geography

Each district’s chapter contains a brief historical overview followed by family histories contributed by area residents

and explains period photographic techniques

with Kirstie McLellan

The volume offers a well-rounded picture of family and civic life in Alberta in the early 1900s as well as a detail-filled account of decades farming in the west

Saskatchewan Archaeological Society