Discover the heritage and traditions of the Innu through their stories and …
Discover the heritage and traditions of the Innu through their stories and material culture.
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According to Innu oral tradition, the world is an island created by wolverine and mink after a great flood. The archaeological record shows that the Innu and their ancestors have occupied a large portion of Labrador and eastern Quebec for two thousand or more years. The Innu refer to this territory as "Nitassinan."
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Découvrez le patrimoine et les traditions des Innus à travers leurs histoires …
Découvrez le patrimoine et les traditions des Innus à travers leurs histoires et leur culture matérielle.
Selon la tradition orale innue, le monde est une île créée par le carcajou et le vison après un grand déluge. Les archives archéologiques montrent que les Innus et leurs ancêtres ont occupé une grande partie du Labrador et de l'est du Québec pendant deux mille ans ou plus. Les Innus se réfèrent à ce territoire comme étant le "Nitassinan".
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