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Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Metis Hunting Case | Posted by Tad McIlwraith on Oct 27 2006

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Tad McIlwraith in Reviews of Widdowson and Howard’s “Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry”: Ed … nicely said. To be honest, I do not understand precisely why Marx and Morgan are the central
Ed L. in Reviews of Widdowson and Howard’s “Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry”: They seem to be suggesting that aboriginal consciousness is the product of an all-encompassing legal and institutional framework, and not
Pineshi Gustin in Anthropology, Dick Pound, and the Savagery Issue: First Peoples of the country had a history prior to contact. Our territories had names and our timelines had oral
Tad McIlwraith in Anthropology, Dick Pound, and the Savagery Issue: Thanks for the link, dirk. –Tad
dirk in Anthropology, Dick Pound, and the Savagery Issue: A couple of points should be made.First the term “Aboriginal” is a legal construct.Under Canadian law it implies indigenous peoples

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