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1974

[Anonymous] (1974). The Beaver Creek site: A prehistoric stone quarry on Syncrude Lease #22. (Syncrude Canada Ltd., Ed.). 112 pages . Abstract

Trindle, C. (1974). Colin Trindle interview. (Beaver, Alfred J., Ed.). Abstract

Bruno, F. (1974). Francis Bruno Interview. (Deranger, J., Ed.). Abstract

Mathewson, P. A. (1974). The geographical impact of outsiders on the community of Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. 184 pages .

1973

[Anonymous] (1973). A survey of recreation on the reserves of Alberta. Final report. (Indian Association of Alberta, Ed.). 72 pages .

1966

Slobodin, R. (1966). Métis of the MacKenzie district. 1-175.

1965

Drouin, E. O. (1965). St Paul des Métis. 11(4), 12-14.

1963

[Anonymous] (1963). Wayne McCullough holding wolf furs, Paddle Prairie, Alberta.

1955

[Anonymous] (1955). Bridge over East Prairie River, Alberta.

1946

[Anonymous] (1946). Metis fisheries, Atikameg, Alberta.

1942

Brady, J. (1942). View of worked field, community farm, Keg River, Metis area, Alberta.

1939

[Anonymous] (1939). Chinchaga River, Keg River Metis Settlement, Alberta.

1938

[Anonymous] (1938). Survey crew setting up tent, Gift Lake area, Alberta.

1914

[Anonymous] (1914). Millie Hall, nee McGillis and sister Louise, Athabasca, Alberta.

1912

[Anonymous] (1912). Hudson's Bay Company manager and Metis wife, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.

1900

[Anonymous] (1900). Captain Shot, or Louis Foiseneuve, Metis river pilot, and crew aboard river boat, Fort McMurray, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1900). Captain Shot, or Louis Foiseneuve, Metis river pilot, Fort McMurray, Alberta.

1899

[Anonymous] (1899). C. V. Alloway and Metis packing up slope at Pelican Portage, Athabasca River, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1899). Metis boys running a race at Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta.

[Anonymous] (1899). Metis family, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.

1895

Remington, F. (1895). Metis New Year's Day celebration at Lac La Biche, Alberta.

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