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Paul-Émile Miot Mi’kmaq man (detail) 1859 albumen print Library and Archives Canada Acquired with the assis... Canada, Newfoundland, First Nations, Old Photos, Paul, Exhibition, Library, Take That, Olds

Paul-Émile Miot Mi’kmaq man (detail) 1859 albumen print Library and Archives Canada Acquired with the assis...

Josephine Brake and her husband, Edward Brake at their home in Newfoundland - Mi'kmaq - circa 1890 Counselling Tools, My Ancestors, Nova Scotia, Native Americans, Games For Kids, Husband, North

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Josephine Brake and her husband, Edward Brake at their home in Newfoundland - Mi'kmaq - circa 1890

Ada, Yvonne and Veronica Oliver (near Bay St. George, Newfoundland) - Mi'kmaq – 1939 Body Healing, Fashion Collage, Mind Body, Genealogy, Veronica, Atlantic

Fashion Collage

Ada, Yvonne and Veronica Oliver (near Bay St. George, Newfoundland) - Mi'kmaq – 1939

John Oliver, unknown (near Bay St. George, Newfoundland) - Mi'kmaq – 1910 Largest Countries, Countries Of The World, North American, Native American, Newfoundland And Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Ancestral

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John Oliver, unknown (near Bay St. George, Newfoundland) - Mi'kmaq – 1910

John Benoit (near Bay St. George, Newfoundland) - Mi'kmaq – 1930 Native Canadian, Mouawad, Tlingit, Flannel Men, Historical Images

Native Canadian

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John Benoit (near Bay St. George, Newfoundland) - Mi'kmaq – 1930

๑ Nineteen Fourteen ๑ historical happenings, fashion, art & style from a century ago - Mi'kmaq dancers - 1914 Native American Photos, Native American Tribes, American Indigenous Peoples, Eastern Woodlands, Penobscot, Dancing In The Rain, Rusko

Native American Photos

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Eastern Woodlands

Dancing In The Rain

๑ Nineteen Fourteen ๑ historical happenings, fashion, art & style from a century ago - Mi'kmaq dancers - 1914

Membertou, Grand Chief of the Mi'kmaq Nation, was a man who shaped the faith of his people and the fate of a nation. Beloved by his followers, feared by his enemies and reverentially-admired by all who knew him. Native American Flute, American Indians, Navajo, Fauna, Canadian Money, John The Baptist, Postal Stamps, Stamp Collecting

Native American Flute

American Indians

John The Baptist

Stamp Collecting

Membertou, Grand Chief of the Mi'kmaq Nation, was a man who shaped the faith of his people and the fate of a nation. Beloved by his followers, feared by his enemies and reverentially-admired by all who knew him.

Sally Mitchell - Mi'kmaq - circa 1895 Native American Pictures, Colonial America, North And South America

Native American Pictures

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Sally Mitchell - Mi'kmaq - circa 1895

Susan Sack (Mi'kmaq), Harry Piers, Henry Sack (Mi'kmaq) the son of Isaac Sack – 1935 Indigenous People Of North America, Indigenous Peoples, My Heritage

Indigenous People Of North America

Indigenous Peoples

Susan Sack (Mi'kmaq), Harry Piers, Henry Sack (Mi'kmaq) the son of Isaac Sack – 1935

Molly Muise, Mi'kmaq woman, Mid-nineteenth century. "The picture is of Molly Muise who lived to a great age and was so much respected by her white neighbors that they erected a tombstone to her memory." Her dates of birth and death are not known. This may be the earliest portrait of a Mi'kmaq by a photographic process.The name was originally the French 'Mius' and is now spelled Meuse and Muse as well. Aboriginal History, Aboriginal Art, Culture Art, Native Indian

Aboriginal History

Molly Muise, Mi'kmaq woman, Mid-nineteenth century. "The picture is of Molly Muise who lived to a great age and was so much respected by her white neighbors that they erected a tombstone to her memory." Her dates of birth and death are not known. This may be the earliest portrait of a Mi'kmaq by a photographic process.The name was originally the French 'Mius' and is now spelled Meuse and Muse as well.

Sally Mitchell - Mi'kmaq - no date Native American Photography, Indian Tribes, Indian Heritage

Native American Photography

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Sally Mitchell - Mi'kmaq - no date

Mi'kmaq woman - circa 1860 Native American Beauty, American Indian Art, Indigenous North Americans, Black History Books

Native American Beauty

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Mi'kmaq woman - circa 1860

Annie Mae Aquash, Mi'kmaq name Naguset Eask was a Mi'kmaq activist from Nova Scotia, Canada, who became a member of the American Indian Movement "AIM," on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, United States during the mid-1970s. Banks, Annie, Women In History

Women In History

Annie Mae Aquash, Mi'kmaq name Naguset Eask was a Mi'kmaq activist from Nova Scotia, Canada, who became a member of the American Indian Movement "AIM," on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, United States during the mid-1970s.

Mi'kmaq women at Bay St. George, Newfoundland - 1859

Mi'kmaq women at Bay St. George, Newfoundland - 1859

Mi'kmaq Medicine Wheel Native American Images, Bead Leather, Leather Craft, Medecine Wheel, Bicycle Crafts, Native Design, Nativity Crafts

Native American Images

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Mi'kmaq Medicine Wheel