A Bibliography of Ethnobotanical Usage among Cultures of

A Bibliography of Ethnobotanical Usage
Among Cultures of Algonkian Type
by
Jack Steinbring
University of Winnipeg
The
University
of
Winnipeg
January 1968
Press
A Bibliography
of Ethnobotanical Usage
Among Cultures of Algonkian
Type
by
Jack Steinbring
University of Winnipeg
last decade has seen a sweeping new consciousness of
The
Native botanical knowledge and usage.
has
l-n1ile most of this
attention
been focussed on South America and Africa, it has been long
known that the Native peoples of northeastern North America share
legitimate position
of world respect in this specialty.
awareness of this is occasioned by Yarnell' s paper
Upper Great Lakes Region, and it is likely
will apply
(196!+)
A new
on the
that more investigators.
their talents to this subject in the future.
of pharmacology and botany already contain a
on this in the form of unpublished
a
Departments
great wealth of data
dissertations.
The present bibliography of published materials attemrts to
convey the available data on Native North American cultures of
Algonkian t:ype.,
The search 1rns supported by the Northern Studies
Committee of
University
project
the
of Manitoba,
of Northern Ojibwa Researches,
and
undertaken as
a
a University of Winnipeg
activity developed in part through the help
- 1 -
was
of
the
Canada
CounciL
Miss Shelagh Rutherford and Miss Patricia Lupton of the Lab o r at o ry
Anthropology d e s e r ve
of
thanks for the co mp i la t i o n of a card index
from which this final presentation is made.
by Mrs. Pat
Wi ln e r ,
Un ive r s it y of
secretary
of the Arts and Science F aculty
typed
,
W innip e g .
The b i blio grap hy is
groups,
The manuscript was
divided into a main body ori Al gonk i an
and a general introductory se c t i on on ethnob o t any .
This
gen­
er al section also includes a few select e d references on North American
and r egi o nal botany,
and gene ral anthropological papers bea r i ng on the
both historically and in prehistoric times,
relationship,
and the plant envi ron ment .
clea r ly cover
a starting point for gathering
organization of the whole bibliography,
Palynolo gi c al and archeological
sections.
in the
A lgonkian groups, they also cover a good
sho ul d be use f u l as
the
While many re ference s
Usually these
intensive Algonk ian
between man
gen e ral sect i on
many o the rs .
This
comparative data.
no re fere n ce is given twice.
r ef er e n ces are in clud e d in both
give details for sites centered in areas of
o c c upat i on over a long time span.
make further r eferen c e to the ethnobotany of
Always,
these
living groups, and often
y attempt to discover relationships.
' the
All
a
sp ec t s of botanical knowledge and use are considered and
no references are s egre g at e d accor din g to ut i lit a ri an ,
c eremonial ,
or
given.
In most
medical,
mag i cal .
In the great
majority of
instances,
these
cases,
the exact page references are
references were ac t u a lly examined,
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In
At p rese nt ,
however, pert i n e n t regional holdings are not extensive,
and some of the references could n ot be directly consulted.
page references are derived from other citations.
these, when available,
In some ins t a nce s ,
an
For
e ntire
publication is us e f ul .
In the case of
general works not immediately available, but clearly of value,
inclusion was deemed appropriate.
Page
their
references for these latter
entries were often found not to be available in the ci t i n g publications.
Obviously,
only
1967.
this is not an exhaustive list.
It results from
· a few weeks of collecting and card typing during the summer of
I think that it is the most that could be done with the funds,
personnel,
and time available.
the fault of the a uth or
wonderful,
f ascinating,
,
Any errors or ommissions are entirely
and, of course, th e re are always those
sp ark lin g little side-tracks
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GENERAL
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