'Pjila'si Welcome HOME All Things Mi'kmaq is a Web Directory of links to Mi'kmaq businesses, politics, friends, resources, history, culture, language, treaties, and more. The Mi'kmaq People have occupied a vast woodland area along the northeastern coast of Turtle Island (eastern canada) since time immemorial. Anthropologists have found ancient artifacts which is thought to be the first evidence of early man living in this area roughly around 8 to 12 thousand years ago. TODAY the Mi'kmaq People still use and occupy their ancestral lands but are faced with extinction as the dominant society seeks title to this land. We raise the American flag to show our support, alliance, and friendship with the United States of America, and we offer our prayers to the victims of 911, and to the families and loved ones they left behind. Try out my Mi'kmaq Crosword Puzzle This web-site is constantly up-dated and contains hundreds of links to other sites relating to Mi'kmaq, Native Americans, Music, Education, Law & Government, and other useful categories for general audiences. WHAT'S NEW OR SUBMITTED TO THIS WEB-DIRECTORY? Native American Author Daniel N. Paul's Mi'kmaq Nation History !! This web-site is a *must-read* for anyone looking for insightful historical and political perspectives about the history of our Mi'kmaq People. Daniel N. Paul is also the author of WE WERE NOT THE SAVAGES which is also featured on that site. www.danielnpaul.com I am proud to announce the creation of a brand new web-site at www.WatertownTreaty.org which provides historical data on America's First Treaty ~ The 1776 Treaty of Watertown. (Let's check it out) You will need RealPlayer to listen to some of the language audio samples. Use the NEW menu-bar at the top of the page to navigate through-out my site. Were you re-directed to this site? To Post your Mi'kmaq or Native American web-site, PLEASE CLICK HERE Use this site as a jumping-off point to places and sites where you can begin your research. If you like this web-site, I encourage you to show your support by signing our guest-book. Wela'lin Thank You signed TJITOP PS: PLEASE BEAR WITH ME IF A FEW LINKS ARE NOT WORKING THEY WILL BE UP AND RUNNING SHORTLY Click Here to see Nova Scotia Museum INFO SHEET on Mi'kmaq

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