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1977

Singers, P. L. (1977). Cree tribal songs.

[Anonymous] (1977). The traveller's spiritual provision.

1974

Gibot, F. (1974). Felix Gibout Interview. (Lightning, Richard, Ed.). Abstract

1973

Ahenakew, E., & Buck R. M. (1973). Voices of the Plains Cree. 1-204. Abstract

1971

Gregoret, G. (1971). The Trout Lake Cree. Abstract

1969

Bryan, A. L. (1969). Late Prehistoric Cree Expansion into North Central Alberta. 1,

1967

Hood, R. (1967). Some Account of the Cree and Other Indians, 1819. 15(1), p 6-17.

1963

[Anonymous] (1963). Albert Cardinal also called Mumstap, Cree at Saddle Lake, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1963). Cree men at Saddle Lake, Alberta.

Dempsey, H. A. (1963). Cree sweat lodge frame at Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.

Dempsey, H. A. (1963). Framework used for smoking hides, Cree at Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.

Dempsey, H. A. (1963). Mrs. William Half; nee Bella Shirt; Cree at Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.

Dempsey, H. A. (1963). Mrs.William Half; nee Bella Shirt; Cree at Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.

Dempsey, H. A. (1963). Portable sweat lodge, Cree at Saddle Lake Reserve.

Dempsey, H. A. (1963). Structure used for smoking hides, Cree at Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.

1962

Wuttunee, W. I. C. (1962). Thirst Dance of the Crees. 42(3), 20-23.

1948

[Anonymous] (1948). House on Cree reserve at Wabasca, Alberta.

1933

[Anonymous] (1933). Cannibal of Wetigo Dance, Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1933). Cree people, Saddle Lake Reserve, Alberta.

1930

Grant, J. C. B. (1930). Anthropometry of the Chipewyan and Cree Indians of the neighbourhood of Lake Athabaska. 1-59.

Grant, B. J. C. (1930). Anthropometry of the Chipewyan and Cree Indians of the neighbourhood of Lake Athabaska.

1920

[Anonymous] (1920). Old Testament: the Old Testament in the Cree language. (British and Foreign Bible Society, Ed.). 1-1512.

1919

Goddard, P. E. (1919). Notes on the Sun Dance of the Cree in Alberta. 16(4), 295-310.

1912

[Anonymous] (1912). Cree family outside tipi, Athabasca Landing, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1912). Cree woman outside of tipi, Athabasca Landing, Alberta.

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