I am reading a history of Canada's first Nations by Patricia Dickason.

Anyone else read this book? Or indeed wants to? Because YOU SHOULD...

I misread the thread title and knowing you thought we were going to have a discussion about Inuit versions of these.



If I ever get around to reading again I put the book on my list.

Lol, I love you steve.

NOT LIKE THAT THOUGH

Hmm
you're all watching CSI-Miami I suppose...

I've been feeding chickens and trying to work out how the roof parts jigsaw is going to work.

I think the Inuit are the Eskimos relaunched for a new market.

You want that bit in your hand to go over to the left, just about at the corner of that bit of wood sticking out through the near the window.

Yes, a new market, that's what we all should have.

What will we rebrand you as?? Who could we sell you to?? How much would we get?

bob 333
you batty? a lot.

Nah mate, not me. No room here

How much is a lot, like all my pocket money, maybe $5?

no..steve i havent' had the pleasure of reading her books yet!..i am wanting to read ...the Native Imprint written by her.

i have for some time been reading a series of books....by..W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O'Neal Gear..they are anthropoligists that write about the *Prehistoric native north americans. the first of their kind. i am loving them! they are written in novel form...tho have history weaved through them.

http://www.gear-gear.com/

HI Steve
Well it got a thumbs up from my eighteen year old who has just completed his high school first nations studies . Now it kinda makes me want to get a copy your not on commision here are you Steve