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How might the history of religions be written by a member of an indigenous people?
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What is an Atikamekw?
An Atikamekw is a member of an indigenous people of Saint Maurice, Quebec.
What has the author Simon Fobes written?
Simon Fobes has written: 'Journal of a member of Arnold's expedition to Quebec (1775)' -- subject(s): History
What is a Xixime?
A Xixime is a member of an indigenous people who once lived in Sinaloa, Mexico.
What is a Cahita?
A Cahita is a member of an indigenous people from central Mexico, or the language of these people.
What is an Agta?
An Agta is a member of an indigenous people from the mountainous parts of Luzon in the Philippines.
What is an Aeta?
An Aeta is a member of an indigenous people belonging to the mountainous areas of Luzon, Philippines.
What is aeta?
An Aeta is a member of an indigenous people belonging to the mountainous areas of Luzon, Philippines.
What is religion of a rock and roll band?
Whatever the member's religions happen to be.
What is a Saanich?
A Saanich is a member of a Native American people from British Columbia, or the indigenous language of these people.
What is a padloper?
A padloper is a member of the genus Homopus, a group of tiny tortoises, indigenous and endemic to southern America.
What is aborigine life like now?
# A member of the indigenous or earliest known population of a region; a native. # often Aborigine A member of any of the indigenous peoples of Australia. See Usage Note at http://www.answers.com/topic/native. # aborigines The flora and fauna native to a geographic area.
What has the author J Beijuka written?
J. Beijuka has written: 'A study of the state of local resource mobilisation amongst DENIVA member organisations' -- subject(s): Community development, Development Network of the Indigenous Voluntary Associations of Uganda, Non-governmental organizations, Sustainable development
