The Medicine Wheel Garden FNCR and Land Claims by anthropologist

and Land Claims by anthropologist Antonia Mills presents her testimony and contextual information about the 1991 court case

Selected title for the First Nation Communities READ Children's Category 2019/2020

Two chapters are devoted to background information that set the historical context and recount the basis for the Stoney Point land claim

supplementary essays and notes from collaborators

Introductions and forewords are provided by Chief Gisdaywa (Alfred Joseph) of the Witsuwit'en

The Medicine Wheel Garden FNCR and Land Claims by anthropologistThe Medicine Wheel Garden is an interesting New Age approach to Native American spirituality and gardening with herbs. The author is an ethnobotonist whose other books relate to traditional medicine plants used by Native Americans. This book uses the medicine wheel as an organizing principle for creating backyard gardens in suburbia. The author describes the basics of medicine wheel symbolism as well as outlining various ceremonies from several tribal