Mapping Métis: Indigenous Knowledge on the 49th Parallel

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Montana State University doctoral student Jill Falcon Makin (Ojibwe) looks at the contributions of native knowledge to the 1872–1876 survey of the U.S.–Canadian boundary line.

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