micmac造句

• The name means " land's end " in Micmac.
• The first visitors to Panmure Island were the Micmac First Nations Indians.
• The Micmacs always crossed the border from Canada to come from time immemorial.
• Maillard named " the Apostle of the Micmacs ".
• After arduous learning in eight years, he wrote the first Micmac grammar.
• Arrowheads show that Micmac Indians once inhabited the area.
• Sapiel was accompanied to the ceremony by Juanita Sack, of the Micmac Nation.
• Until the 1980s, " Micmac " remained the most common spelling in English.
• Lake Micmac is named after the European settlers.
• Skinner also has a round birch-bark box from the Micmac tribe of Maine.
• Another focal point of the exhibit is a birch bark canoe made by Micmac artisans.
• Micmac fishermen say they don't recognize the federal authority over their fighting rights.
• Present-day Bristol was the site of a battle between Micmac and Maliseet peoples.
• The Micmacs won the Western JR B Championship
• And nearby sits an embroidered, peaked Micmac hood adorned with European ribbons and ostrich feathers.
• The MicMac Indians named the river Wagamet, which means " shining waters ."
• Presque Isle is the headquarters of the Aroostook Band of Micmac, a federally recognized tribe.
• In November he returned to the Micmac mission, where he spent the next twelve years.
• The name " Micmac " was first recorded in a memoir by de La Chesnaye in 1676.
• The Micmac came to the island in the summer months to dig clams, mussels and quahaugs.