Alberta History: West Central Alberta - 13,000 Years of Indian History Pt. 1: to 1750

Alberta History: West Central Alberta - 13,000 Years of Indian History Pt. 1: to 1750A look at the Indian history of Alberta from the ice age on up to the begining of historic times. The volume covers the deglaciation history and archaeological history of CentralAlerta, tracing the development of the Algonkian inhabitants of the region to their development into the Blackfoot and Cree of today, as well as other peoples who have at one time or another occupied portions of this land. The volume also covers extensive prehistoric

A look at the Indian history of Alberta from the ice age on up to the begining of historic times. The volume covers the deglaciation history and archaeological history of CentralAlerta, tracing the development of the Algonkian inhabitants of the region to their development into the Blackfoot and Cree of today, as well as other peoples who have at one time or another occupied
portions of this land. The volume also covers extensive prehistoric population/denisty reconstructions and presents considerable detail on the Pelican Lake culture and the prehistoric populations of the Cremona-Sundre area. We address and debunk some common stereotypes and misconceptions, and introduce some information previously known only to the Indian inhabitants, as well as some intriguing archaeological finds that have been generally unknown.