A century of conflict ended with Haida First Nation New legislation a step forward for native land claims Battle heats up over native tobacco trade Navigation First Nations Home Shopping Search Contact Us Latest Articles First Nation News First Nations History First Nation Languages First Nation Legends First Nation Reserves First Nation Treaties First Nation Tribes US Indian Tribes First Nations Quick Fact: The Micmac people lived on the east coast of North America where the United States and Canada meet. They used a sled for pulling loads in deep snow. It was called a "Taba'gan". In many parts of North America today, children play with sleds called toboggans, which were named after the Micmac sleds.

Your site-wide rotating ad could be here for 1 cent per impression - 10 banner positions open. Your 125x125 site wide ad with unlimited impressions could be here. $20/month Your 125x125 site wide ad with unlimited impressions could be here. $15/month Invention of the Wheel •User Rating•: / 0 •Poor••Best•  Quick Facts The wheel was a major piece of technology that was widely used by most cultures of the world but was of little interest to First Nations people. There is plenty of evidence that early North American societies knew of the wheel, however they had little use for it. The First Nations people's use of the wheel was restricted to children's toys. •<• •Prev•   •Next• •>•

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