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[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Chipewyan camp, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Two Chipewyan girls with cat, Fort Smith area, Northwest Territories, (NWT).
2012
Donnelly, G. (2012).  Indigenous women in community leadership case studies. Abstract
Jarvenpa, R., & Brumbach H. J. (2012).  The Chipewyan-Cree-Métis interaction sphere and the fur trade political economy: Archaeological, ethnohistorical and ethnographic approaches. Networks, Interaction and Emerging Identities in Fennoscandia and Beyond. 67. Abstract
2009
Heritage Community Foundation (2009).  Understanding traditional use studies: Aboriginal traditions and knowledge. Bibliography.
2005
Kendrick, A., & Lyver P. (2005).  Denesoline (Chipewyan) knowledge of Barren-Ground Caribou (Rangifer tarandus groenlandicus) movements. 58 ( 2 ),  175-191 . Abstract
Wilson, J., & Graham J. (2005).  Relationships between First Nations and the forest industry: the legal and policy context. (National Aboriginal Forestry Association (NAFA), Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC), First Nations Forestry Program, Ed.). Abstract
2001
Heitzmann, R. (2001).  Identifying human ignited fires in the Central Canadian Rockies over the last millennium. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2001).  Corridor pipeline traditional land use study for the Fort McMurray No. 468 First Nation. Abstract
1998
Smith, D. M. (1998).  An Athapaskan way of knowing: Chipewyan ontology. 25(3), 412-432. Abstract
1993
[Anonymous] (1993).  Bush land people. Abstract
Ferguson, T. A. (1993).  Wood bison and the early fur trade. 63-79 . Abstract
1992
Barlow, K. (1992).  Land of the buffalo: The 3,000-strong herd has faced and overcome disaster. 15-Aug , D10 . Abstract
Garvin, T. (1992).  Bush land people. Abstract
1989
Brumbach, H. J., & Jarvenpa R. (1989).  Ethnoarchaeological and Cultural Frontiers: Athapaskan, Algonquian, and European Adaptations in the Central Subarctic. 1-325. Abstract
1988
Jarvenpa, R., & Brumbach H. J. (1988).  Socio-spatial organization and decision making processes: Observations from the Chipewyan. 90(3), 598-618. Abstract
1981
Brandson, L. E. (1981).  From tundra to forest: a Chipewyan resource manual..
Smith, J. G. E. (1981).  Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 6. Subarctic. Abstract
Gillespie, B. C. (1981).  "Territorial groups before 1821: Athabaskans of the shield and the Mackenzie drainage.". Abstract
1976
Petitot, E. F. S. J. (1976).  The book of Dene : containing the traditions and beliefs of Chipewyan, Dogrib, Slavey, and Loucheux peoples. 1-78.
Yerbury, J. C. (1976).  The post-contact Chipewyan: Trade rivalries and changing territorial boundaries. 23(3), 237-263. Abstract
Gillespie, B. C. (1976).  Changes in Territory and Technology of the Chipewyan. 13(1),  6-11. Abstract
1975
Gillespie, B. C. (1975).  Proceedings: Northern Athapaskan Conference, 1971. 350-388.
1974
Gibot, F. (1974).  Felix Gibout Interview. (Lightning, Richard, Ed.). Abstract
1967
Parker, J. M. P. (1967).  The fur trade of Fort Chipewyan on Lake Athabaska, 1778-1835. 1-214. Abstract

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