Add to ORKGred aThe original inhabitants were the Beothuks or "Red Indians." Little is known concerning them because no satisfactory records were made of their customs or language before they became extinct early in the nineteenth century.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story MAR 1971JH MAR 1971Used I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not use
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the conspicuous use of ochre on their bodies...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the conspicuous use of ochre on their bodies...
red aremarkable for ] A.D.; distinctive because of] the red ochre used on their bod...
red aThey called themselves "Boeothucks"; but the settlers called them "Red Indians", from the...
red aBut it is quite possible and even likely that other races may have preceded the Red Indians w...
red aIt was of course this custom which gave origin to the name of Red Indians commonly applied to...
red aThe Beothucks..were also called the Red Indians, from the manner in which these natives smear...
red aThe Boethuks, or Red Indians, received their name from the custom that prevailed amongst the...
red a[my neighbours] at Elliston when, about 1910, this ship [Beothuck] first came to Nfld., s...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the use of ochre on their bodies, the Beothu...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the use of ochre on their bodies, the Beothu...
beothukThey called themselves "Boeothicks;" but the settlers called them "Red Indians;'" from the ...
red aNot much is yet known of the oldest Indian population in Labrador. JENNES on the basis of ...
red aThis, Joe informed me, was a look-out place of the old Red Indians.PRINTED ITEMUsed I and Su...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the conspicuous use of ochre on their bodies...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the conspicuous use of ochre on their bodies...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the conspicuous use of ochre on their bodies...
red aremarkable for ] A.D.; distinctive because of] the red ochre used on their bod...
red aThey called themselves "Boeothucks"; but the settlers called them "Red Indians", from the...
red aBut it is quite possible and even likely that other races may have preceded the Red Indians w...
red aIt was of course this custom which gave origin to the name of Red Indians commonly applied to...
red aThe Beothucks..were also called the Red Indians, from the manner in which these natives smear...
red aThe Boethuks, or Red Indians, received their name from the custom that prevailed amongst the...
red a[my neighbours] at Elliston when, about 1910, this ship [Beothuck] first came to Nfld., s...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the use of ochre on their bodies, the Beothu...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the use of ochre on their bodies, the Beothu...
beothukThey called themselves "Boeothicks;" but the settlers called them "Red Indians;'" from the ...
red aNot much is yet known of the oldest Indian population in Labrador. JENNES on the basis of ...
red aThis, Joe informed me, was a look-out place of the old Red Indians.PRINTED ITEMUsed I and Su...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the conspicuous use of ochre on their bodies...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the conspicuous use of ochre on their bodies...
Achieving subsequent notoriety as the “Red Indians” for the conspicuous use of ochre on their bodies...
red aremarkable for ] A.D.; distinctive because of] the red ochre used on their bod...