We've managed to find
some antiquarian books about the Cree...
Cree Natives - 1974 Documentary
Cree Creation Story
Native American Traditional Cree Music
Cree Language and Culture
A Selective Bibliography of Supplementary Learning Resources has been
prepared to assist teachers in selecting appropriate learning resources
for students receiving Cree as a second language instruction. The
bibliography includes print and non-print learning resources selected
for use in the Cree Language and Culture Program, ECS-Grade 9 and in
Cree instruction at the senior high school level. Included are resource
materials written in Cree, using either syllabics or Roman orthography,
and resources written in English. The resources cover subject areas
which promote language learning and/or develop cultural sensitivity as
well as professional references. Non-print materials include films,
videos, prints and audiotapes. Plains Cree Texts
The texts here presented were obtained during the summer
of 1925 for the National Museum of Canada
(Department of Mines), Ottawa, Canada. Thirty-six of the texts obtained
on this trip have appeared as Bulletin
Number 60 of the National Museum,
under the title, Sacred Stories of the Sweet Grass Cree (Ottawa,
1930). The collection now
before the reader consists of forty-six texts obtained by
dictation during a five weeks' stay on
Sweet Grass Reserve (Battleford Agency, Saskatchewan); the texts
published in the above-mentioned Bulletin were obtained at the
same time and from the
same informants. A pastoral letter in the
Moosonee dialect of Cree
(Cree Syllabics) (1856) (pdf)
Copy of Treaty and Supplemental Treaties Made 20th and 21st September
1875
Between Her Majesty the Queen and the Saulteaux Cree Tribes of Indians Copies of the Treaties (1 and 2) made
8th and 21st August 1871
Between Her Majesty the Queen and the Chippewa and Cree Indians Copy of Treaty No. 6 Made 9th September,
1876
Between Her Majesty the Queen and the Plain and Wood Cree Indians
Where Three Rivers Meet - The Story of
Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation
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