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The Northern Plains, up until as late as 1999, were one of the last strongholds of the Khmer Rouge. The area is remote with a low human population distributed widely across the landscape. Communities are heavily dependent on the area’s natural resources for their livelihoods. Fishing, hunting and resin-tapping are important activities for many people, though landmines and banditry continue to pose serious threats.
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[O]f all, this isn’t strictly a how-to-do-it article, but rather a descriptive one on a few types of undecorated Northern Plains cloth dresses. It was begun as an addition and complement to Edie Head’s article on Southern Plains (Kiowa and Commanche) taffeta dresses. All the basic dresses herein described can be made in a day -- but remember “Undecorated” is a relative term, and ribbon or binding or even a little beadwork may be necessary to complete a dress. But you don’t need three kilo of size 4/0 beads or 800 elk teeth, or a gallon of dentalia to make any one of these dresses -- may this simplicity of design bring hope to female Indianists everywhere. And, if you want to spend more time and money later on, two of these types of dresses may be elaborated into a more formal costume.
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Part of the "Making of America" series, the Northern Plains map contains a wealth of historical notes and a variety of points of interest including the site of the battle of Little Bighorn, the Oregon-Mormon Trail, and Mount Rushmore. This map represents Side One of a two-map set published in December 1986. It accompanied the article "Ghosts on the Little Bighorn."
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Waterfowl Communities in the Northern Plains (1996) Eleven waterfowl species are studied especially addressing some environmental influences on waterfowl communities in mixed-grass prairie pothole habitat. Originally published as a chapter of the book entitled Long Term Studies of Vertebrate Communities. From the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center Online.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 17, 2007) - Western Troy Capital Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:WRY - News; "Western Troy") announced that it has received assay results on eight holes drilled at its MacLeod Lake molybdenum copper project in Northern Quebec. These eight holes totaled 940 meters of the planned 6000 plus meters of the summer drilling program. (6KB)
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