Indian and Northern Affairs, Ottawa, 1973.  Square soft cover, 92 pages including Table of Contents and Bibliography; text in English, turning book upside down text in French.  Light edge wear; binding sound.  Interior pages clean and unmarked, lightly toned, with top and bottom edges a bit darker; black & white photos.  “The history of the various Indian tribes or nations in the Atlantic Provinces and Quebec, none of whom had a written language, is based on the observations of early white travellers, the people’s own oral tradition, and modern archaeology.  Artifacts exhumed from ancient burial sites and camping grounds reveal much about their foods, implements and other cultural aspects of the people before recorded history.” (from p. 5)