Abenaki, Maliseet, Mi’kmaq, Wabanaki Bibliography of Items at UMPI

Allen, P. M. (2005). The oxbow site 1984: Metepenagiag mi'kmaq first nation, miramichi, new brunswick / by patricia allen. Fredericton, N.B.: New Brunswick Culture and Sport Secretariat, Archaelogical Services.

Baker, E. W. (1985). The clarke & lake company: The historical archaeology of a seventeenth-century maine settlement / by emerson w. Baker. Augusta, Me. (55 Capitol St., Maine 04333): Maine Historic Preservation Commission.

Bourgeois, V. (2001). A wabanaki guide to maine: A visitors guide to native american culture in maine: Museums, galleries, festivals, artists, guides, performers: Penobscot, passamaquoddy, micmac, Maliseet the mitchell site: 1998 heritage impact assessment project at metepenagiag mi'kmaq first nation / by vincent bourgeois and patricia allen. Old Town, ME:Fredericton, N.B.: Maine Indian Basketmakers AllianceNew Brunswick Culture and Sport Secretariat, Archaelogical Services.

Bourgeois, V. (2005). The mitchell site: 1998 heritage impact assessment project at metepenagiag mi'kmaq first nation / by vincent bourgeois and patricia allen. Fredericton, N.B.: New Brunswick Culture and Sport Secretariat, Archaelogical Services.

Bourque, B. J. (1995). Diversity and complexity in prehistoric maritime societies: A gulf of maine perspective / bruce j. Bourque. New York: Plenum Press.

Bourque, B. J. (2005). Home [videorecording]: The story of maine / maine public television; senior producer, chris sweet; series producers, john greenman, emily Bernhard twelve thousand years: American indians in maine / bruce j. Bourque; with contributions by steven l. Cox and ruth h. Whitehead. Lewiston, Me.:Lincoln: Maine Public BroadcastingUniversity of Nebraska Press.

Bruchac, J. (1980). Translator's son / joseph bruchac; illustrated by kahionhes (1st ed ed.). Merrick, N.Y.: Cross-Cultural Communications.

Bruchac, J. (1992). Thirteen moons on turtle's back: A native american year of moons / by joseph bruchac and jonathan london; illustrated by thomas locker. New York: Philomel Books.

Bruchac, J. (1995). Wabanaki [videorecording]: A new dawn / acadia film video; presented by the maine indian tribal-state commissionthirteen moons on turtle's back: A native american year of moons / by joseph bruchac and jonathan london; illustrated by thomas locker. Hallowell, Me.:New York: Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission Philomel Books.

Buesing, G. (1973). Maliseet and micmac rights and treaties in the united states / by gregory buesing. Houlton, Me.: Association of Aroostook Indians, Inc. Buesing, G. (1977). Source materials relating to the new brunswick indian / [collected and edited] by w. D. Hamilton and w. A. Spray maliseet and micmac rights and treaties in the united states / by gregory buesing. Fredericton, N.B.:Houlton, Me.: Hamray BooksAssociation of Aroostook Indians, Inc.

Calloway, C. G. (1991). Dawnland encounters: Indians and europeans in northern new england / compiled and edited with an introduction by colin g. Calloway. Hanover: University Press of New England.

Casgrain, H. R. (1887). Un pèlerinage au pays d'évangéline / par h.R. Casgrain. Québec: Imprimerie de L.J. Demers & frère.

Chute, R. M. (1982). Thirteen moons = treize lunes / robert chute; traduit par christian bédard. Moonbeam, Ont.: Penumbra Press.

Collections of the maine historical society. [first series]. (1831).). Portland, Me.: The Society.

Cook, D. S. (2001). A wabanaki guide to maine: A visitors guide to native american culture in maine: Museums, galleries, festivals, artists, guides, performers: Penobscot, passamaquoddy, micmac, Maliseet above the gravel bar: The indian canoe routes of maine / by david s. Cook. Photos are printed courtesy of the maine fish & game dept. Old Town, ME: Milo, Me.: Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance The Author.

Crevel, J. (1970). Honguedo: Ou l'histoire des premiers gaspesiens / jacques et maryvonne crevel. Quebec: Editions Garneau.

Day, G. M. (1981). The identity of the saint francis indians. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada.

De Vorsey, L. (1993). Mi'kma'ki [cartographic material] / native council of nova scotia, micmac language program keys to the encounter: A library of congress resource guide for the study of the age of discovery / louis de vorsey, jr. Truro, N.S.: Washington, D.C.: Native Council of N.S. Library of Congress: For sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O.

Eckstorm, F. H. (1978). Indian place-names of the penobscot valley and the maine coast / by fannie hardy eckstorm. [Orono]: University of Maine at Orono.

Encyclopedia of maine indians: Tribes, nations, treaties of the eastern woodlands areas. (2000).). St. Clair Shores, Mich.: Somerset Publishers.

Gelulg glusuaqan: Gisiteget agnutmugsi'gw. (1998).). Toronto, Ont.: Canadian Bible Society.

Guillemin, J. (1975). Urban renegades: The cultural strategy of american indians. New York: Columbia University Press.

Guillemin, J. (1977). Source materials relating to the new brunswick indian / [collected and edited] by w. D. Hamilton and w. A. Spray urban renegades: The cultural strategy of american indians. Fredericton, N.B.: New York: Hamray Books Columbia University Press.

Hill, K. (1982). The wabanaki: An annotated bibliography of selected books, articles, documents about maliseet, micmac, passamaquoddy, penobscot indians in maine, annotated by native americans / eunice nelson glooscap and his magic [sound recording]: Legends of the wabanaki indians / kay hill. Cambridge, Mass.: Orono, Me. (Box 286, Orono 04473) New York: American Friends Service Committee; Caedmon.

Hubbard, L. L. (1971). Woods and lakes of maine; a trip from moosehead lake to new brunswick in a birch-bark canoe, to which are added some indian place-names and their meanings. With illus. By will l. Taylor. Newly published in 1971 with a foreword by edmund s. Muskie. Somersworth: New Hampshire Pub. Co.

Hunt, R. I., Jr. (1994). American beginnings: Exploration, culture, and cartography in the land of norumbega / edited by emerson w. Baker. [et al.] british-american rivalry for the support of the indians of maine and nova scotia, 1775-1783. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.

Joe, R. (1988). Song of eskasoni: More poems of rita joe. Charlottetown, P.E.I.: Ragweed Press.

Joe, R. (1991). Lnu and indians we're called / rita joe. Charlottetown, P.E.I.: Ragweed.

Joe, R. (1997). Rediscovering ourselves [videorecording]: The aroostook band of mi'kmaq (micmacs) / collaborative project created by erin benson. [et al.] song of rita joe: Autobiography of a mikmaq poet / rita joe, with the assistance of lynn henry. Presque Isle, Me.: Lincoln: WAGM TV University of Nebraska Press.

Kearney, W. D. (1920). An epic poem entitled "the open hand": An indian tale of maine and new brunswick, founded on historical facts and sustained by tradition / by w. D. Kearney. [S.l.: s.n.].

Kearney, W. D. (1981). The open hand: An epic poem dealing with the early settlement of maine and new brunswick, founded on tradition / by w.D. Kearney. Hartland, N.B.: C.A. Rigby and R. Cummings.

Koluskap and his people [videorecording] / animation by grade 6 [indian island school]. Creation [videorecording] / animated clay movie by 7th & 8th grades [indian island school]. (1992).). [Old Town, Me.]: The School.

Kwa'nu'te' [videorecording]: Micmac and maliseet artists / produced by the national film board of canada, atlantic centre; direction, catherine martin, kimberlee mctaggart; producer, kent nason. (1991).). [New York]: National Film Board of Canada.

Lacey, L. (1977). Micmac indian medicine: A traditional way of health. Antigonish, N.S.: Formac.

Lawson, J. I. (1954). Champlain and the st. John, 1604-1954 / edited by george macbeath. [et al.]; with an introd. By a. G. Bailey our new brunswick story / jessie i. Lawson and jean maccallum sweet. [St. John, N.B.]: Toronto: New Brunswick Historical Society Canada Publishing Co. Ltd.

Leavitt, R. (1995). Maliseet & micmac: First nations of the maritimes / robert m. Leavitt. Fredericton, N.B.: New Ireland Press.

Leavitt, R. (1998). Maliseet & micmac vital statistics from new brunswick church records / micmac-maliseet institute, university of new Brunswick maliseet & micmac: First nations of the maritimes / robert m. Leavitt. Fredericton, N.B.: Fredericton, N.B.: The Institute New Ireland Press.

[lee faulkner interviews marge steiner] [videorecording]. (1993).). [Bloomington, Ind.: Lee Faulkner.

[lee faulkner performance] [videorecording]. (1992).). Presque Isle, Me.: University of Maine at Presque Isle.

Leland, C. G. (1968). The algonquin legends of new england: Or, myths and folk lore of the micmac, passamaquoddy, penobscot tribes / by charles g. Leland. Detroit: Singing Tree Press.

MacDonald, M. A. (1983). Fortune & la tour: The civil war in acadia / m.A. Macdonald. Toronto; New York: Methuen.

Maine Historical Society, L. (1972). The indians of maine: A bibliographical guide, being largely a selected inventory of material on the subject in the society's library. Compiled by roger b. Ray. Portland, Me.: Maine Historical Society.

Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission. Task Force on Tribal-State, R. (1997). At loggerheads: The state of maine and the wabanaki: Final report of the task force on tribal-state relations. Hallowell, Me.: Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission.

Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission. Task Force on Tribal-State, R. (1998). Maliseet & micmac vital statistics from new brunswick church records / micmac-maliseet institute, university of new brunswickat loggerheads: The state of maine and the wabanaki: Final report of the task force on tribal-state relations. Fredericton, N.B.: Hallowell, Me.: The Institute Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission.

Maliseet & micmac vital statistics from new brunswick church records / micmac-maliseet institute, university of new brunswick. (1998).). Fredericton, N.B.: The Institute. McBride, B. (1982). Micmac redbook: Resource manual for the micmac recognition effort / bunny mcbride and harald prins (Preliminary draft ed.). [Presque Isle, Me.?]: The Authors.

McBride, B. (1990). Our lives in our hands: Micmac indian basketmakers / bunny mcbride; photographs by donald sanipass. Gardiner, Me.: Tilbury House.

McBride, B. (1999). Women of the dawn / bunny mcbride. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press.

Mechling, W. H. (1958). The malecite indians: With notes on the micmacs / by w. H. Mechling. [Ottawa: Research Center for Amerindian Anthropology, University of Ottawa.

Mechling, W. H. (1977). Source materials relating to the new brunswick indian / [collected and edited] by w. D. Hamilton and w. A. Spray the malecite indians: With notes on the micmacs / by w. H. Mechling. Fredericton, N.B.: [Ottawa: Hamray Books Research Center for Amerindian Anthropology, University of Ottawa.

Mi'kmaq language posters / native council of nova scotia, micmac language program. (1990).). Truro, N.S.: The Council.

Micmac maliseet nations news [newspaper]. (1991).). Truro, N.S.: Confederacy of Mainland Micmacs.

Morrison, K. M. (1984). The embattled northeast: The elusive ideal of alliance in abenaki-euramerican relations. Berkeley: University of California Press.

Murchison, S. (1831). Collections of the maine historical society. [first series] old beliefs of the micmacs / by shirley murchison. Portland, Me.: [Orono, Me.: The Society The Author.

Murchison, S. (1960). Old beliefs of the micmacs / by shirley murchison. [Orono, Me.: The Author.

Nenajik nikmaq aqq nitapk-- metalwulotijik [kit]. (2nd ed ed.)(2000). 2nd ed ed.). Truro, N.S.: Native Council of Nova Scotia, Micmac Language Program.

Nicholas, A. B. (1973). The concept of unity among indian tribes of maine, new hampshire and new brunswick: An ethno-history. [waterville, me.] colby college, 1966. [Bangor, Me.?

Nicholas, A. B. (1982). The wabanaki: An annotated bibliography of selected books, articles, documents about maliseet, micmac, passamaquoddy, penobscot indians in maine, annotated by native americans / eunice nelson the concept of unity among indian tribes of maine, new hampshire and new brunswick: An ethno- history. [waterville, me.] colby college, 1966. Cambridge, Mass.: Orono, Me. (Box 286, Orono 04473) [Bangor, Me.? American Friends Service Committee.

Nicholas, A. B. (2002). Malecite and passamaquoddy tales [electronic resource] meductic misunderstood: John gyles to "the open hand" / [andrea bear nicholas]. Orono, Me.: [S.l.: Maine Folklife Center, University of Maine s.n.

Nicolar, J. (1979). The life and traditions of the red man / by joseph nicolar; with a new introd. By james d. Wherry. Fredericton, N.B.: Saint Annes Point Press.

Northeast folklore. (1958).). Orono, Me.: Northeast Folklore Society.

Nova Scotia, M. (1982). Micmac quillwork: Micmac indian techniques of porcupine quill decoration, 1600-1950 / ruth holmes whitehead; with an appendix on quilled-bark conservation by deborah jewett. Halifax: Nova Scotia Museum.

Our lives in our hands [videorecording]. (1986).). Blue Hill Falls, Me.: Northeast Historic Film.

Peck, M. (1983). The bitter with the sweet: New brunswick, 1604-1984 / mary peck. Tantallon, N.S.: Four East Publications.

Perkins, L. L. (2000). First light [sound recording]: Traditional wabanaki music / laura lee perkins, ken green; recorded by scott hetherington. Phoenix, Ariz.: New Approach Studio.

Perkins, L. L. (2001). A wabanaki guide to maine: A visitors guide to native american culture in maine: Museums, galleries, festivals, artists, guides, performers: Penobscot, passamaquoddy, micmac, Maliseet first light [sound recording]: Traditional wabanaki music / laura lee perkins, ken green; recorded by scott hetherington. Old Town, ME: Phoenix, Ariz.: Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance New Approach Studio.

Perkins, L. L. (2002). The wabanakis of maine & the maritimes: A resource book by and about penobscot, passamaquoddy, maliseet, micmac, and abenaki indians: With extensive resources for all educational levels including sample lesson plans first light [sound recording]: Traditional wabanaki music / laura lee perkins, ken green; recorded by scott hetherington. [Cambridge, Mass.?]: Phoenix, Ariz.: Wabanaki Program of the American Friends Service Committee New Approach Studio.

Pratson, F. J. (1970). Land of the four directions / text and photos. By frederick john pratson. Old Greenwich, Conn.: Chatham Press; distributed by Viking Press, New York.

Prehistoric peoples of maine: A maine state museum teacher's resource unit / [edited by] william h. Soule. (1970).). Augusta: Maine State Museum.

Prehistoric peoples of maine: A maine state museum teacher's resource unit / [edited by] william h. Soule. (1st ed. revised 1975 ed.)(1975). 1st ed. revised 1975 ed.). Augusta: Maine State Museum.

Prins, H. E. L. (1987). Aroostook band of micmacs: Briefing book genesis of the micmac community in maine: And its intricate relationship to micmac reserves in the maritimes / harald prins and bunny mcbride. [Maine: [Presque Isle, Me.? s.n. The Authors?

Prins, H. E. L. (1989). Ta'n tel-mil-lukuti'tij kikmanaq aqq kitapenaq - 2 [kit] tribulations of a border tribe: A discourse on the political ecology of the aroostook band of micmacs (16th-20th centuries) / by harald e. L. Prins. Truro, N.S.: Native Council of Nova Scotia, Micmac Language Program.

Prins, H. E. L. (1996). The mi'kmaq: Resistance, accommodation, and cultural survival / harald e.L. Prins. Fort Worth: Harcourt Brace College Pub.

Prins, H. E. L. (2002). Borderline reflections [videorecording]: American patriotism and the quest for maine indian rights / harald e.L. Prins. [Presque Isle, Me.: University of Maine at Presque Isle.

Rand, S. T. (1875). A first reading book in the micmac language: Comprising the micmac numerals, and the names of the different kinds of beasts, birds, fishes, trees, &c. Of the maritime provinces of canada. Also, some of the indian names of places, and many familiar words and phrases, translated literally into english. Halifax: Nova Scotia Printing Company.

Rand, S. T. (1972). Dictionary of the language of the micmac indians: Who reside in nova scotia, new brunswick, prince edward island, cape breton and newfoundland / silas tertius rand legends of the micmacs. New York: New York: Johnson Reprint Corp. Johnson Reprint Corp.

Rand, S. T. (1994). English micmac dictionary: Dictionary of the language of the micmac indians who reside in nova scotia, new brunswick, prince edward island and cape breton / by silas tertius rand. Ottawa: Laurier Books.

Robertson, M. (1973). Rock drawings of the micmac indians / marion robertson; george creed's tracings of the petroglyphs reproduced by lynda peverill. Halifax: Nova Scotia Museum.

Running Wolf, M. B. (2000). On the trail of elder brother: Glous'gap stories of the micmac indians / retold by michael b. Runningwolf & patricia clark smith; illustrations by michael b. Runningwolf. New York: Persea Books.

Sanipass, M. (1990). Baskadegan: Basket making step-by-step / mary sanipass. Madawaska, Me.: Saint John Valley Publishing.

Sanipass, M. (1991). Kwa'nu'te' [videorecording]: Micmac and maliseet artists / produced by the national film board of canada, atlantic centre; direction, catherine martin, kimberlee mctaggart; producer, kent nason baskadegan: Basket making step-by-step / mary sanipass. [New York]: Madawaska, Me.: National Film Board of Canada Saint John Valley Publishing. Sappier, T. A. (1991). "netalamisi" i am thankful [sound recording]: Penobscot songs / singing and drumming by teresa a. Sappier (penobscot indian). Anchorage, Alaska: T. Sappier.

Siegel, B. (1992). Indians of the northeast woodlands / beatrice siegel; illustrations by william sauts bock. New York: Walker.

Skicinuwok wabanghi or people of the aurora, 1621-1665: Vol. Ii of a documentary account of native american & euroamerican culture & contact in maine, massachusetts, new england & canadian maritimes / collected & edited by peter a lenz. (1995).). Norway, Me.: The Editor and Maine Performing Arts & Humanities, Inc.

Smith, M. L. (1959). [indian legends of maine] / by marguerite l. Smith. [Orono, Me.: The Author.

Smith, N. N. (1987). Wabib key words / nicholas n. Smith. Ogdensburg, N.Y. (1009 Hamilton St., Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669): WABIB.

Smith, N. N. (1989). The wabanakis of maine and the maritimes: A resource book about penobscot, passamaquoddy, maliseet, micmac and abenaki indians; with lesson plans for grades 4 through 8 / prepared and published by the maine indian program of the new england office of the american friends service committee wabib key words / nicholas n. Smith. Bath, Me.: Ogdensburg, N.Y. (1009 Hamilton St., Ogdensburg, N.Y. 13669): Maine Indian Program WABIB.

Smith, N. N. (1995). Wabanaki [videorecording]: A new dawn / acadia film video; presented by the maine indian tribal-state commission a wabanaki: Bibliography [computer file] / by nicholas n. Smith. Hallowell, Me.: Ogdensburg, NY: Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission N. N. Smith.

Smith, N. N. (1998). Our stories [videorecording]: Healing woods / maine public television; executive producer, katherine arno; series producer & project director, brad smith; produced and directed by brad smith wabanaki in the news: A wabib computerized bibliography of newspapers / nicholas n. Smith, compiler. [Lewiston, Me.]: Ogdensburg, N.Y.: Maine Public Television WABIB Publications.

Spiess, A. E. (1983). Kidder point and sears island in prehistory / by arthur e. Spiess and mark h. Hedden. Augusta, Me. (55 Capitol St., Augusta 04333): Maine Historic Preservation Commission.

Spotted, E. (2006). Cross-cultural collaboration: Native peoples and archaeology in the northeastern united states / edited by jordan e. Kerber; with a foreword by joe Watkins katahdin: Wigwam's tales of the abnaki tribe and a dictionary of penobscot and passamaquoddy words with french and english translations / by molly spotted elk. Lincoln: Orono, Maine: University of Nebraska Press Maine Folklife Center.

Sylvester, H. M. (1910). Indian wars of new england. Boston: W.B. Clarke Company.

Ta'n tel-mil-lukuti'tij kikmanaq aqq kitapenaq - 3 [kit]. (1990).). Truro, N.S.: Native Council of Nova Scotia, Micmac Language Program.

Ta'n tel-mil-lukuti'tij kikmanaq aqq kitapenaq [kit]. (1989).). Truro, N.S.: Native Council of Nova Scotia, Micmac Language Program.

Telimut aq elulut wen [kit]. (1988).). Truro, N.S.: Native Council of Nova Scotia, Micmac Language Program.

United, S. (1976). Passamaquoddy tribal census: Indian township, maine / [maine department of indian affairs] an act to provide for the settlement of land claims of indians, indians nations, and tribes and bands of indians in the state of maine, including the passamaquoddy tribe, the penobscot nation, and the houlton band of maliseet indians, and for other purposes. [Augusta, Me.: [Washington, D.C.: The Dept. U.S. G.P.O.: Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O., distributor.

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interior and Insular, A. (1980). H.R. 7919, to provide for the settlement of land claims of indians, indian nations and tribes and bands of indians in the state of maine, including the passamaquoddy tribe, the penobscot nation, and the houlton band of maliseet indians and for other purposes: Hearing before the committee on interior and insular affairs, house of representatives, ninety sixth congress, second session, august 1, 1980. [Washington: U.S. G.P.O.

United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Indian, A. (1980). Proposed settlement of maine indian land claims: Hearings before the select committee on indian affairs, united states senate, ninety-sixth congress, second session, on s. 2829. July 1 and 2, 1980, washington, d.C. Washington: U.S. G.P.O.

United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Indian, A. (1989). The wabanakis of maine and the maritimes: A resource book about penobscot, passamaquoddy, maliseet, micmac and abenaki indians; with lesson plans for grades 4 through 8 / prepared and published by the maine indian program of the new england office of the american friends service committee settling all claims of the aroostook band of micmacs resulting from the band's omission from the maine indian claims settlement act of 1980, and for other purposes: Report (to accompany s. 374). Bath, Me.: [Washington, D.C.? Maine Indian Program U.S. G.P.O.

United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Indian, A. (1991). Settling all claims of the aroostook band of micmacs resulting from the band's omission from the maine indian claims settlement act of 1980, and for other purposes: Report (to accompany s. 374). [Washington, D.C.? U.S. G.P.O.

Wabanaki Studies, C. (2002). The wabanakis of maine & the maritimes: A resource book by and about penobscot, passamaquoddy, maliseet, micmac, and abenaki indians: With extensive resources for all educational levels including sample lesson plans preliminary report of the wabanaki studies commission: Submitted to: Maine department of education, et al., pursuant to maine public law 2001, chapter 403 / wabanaki studies commission. [Cambridge, Mass.?]: [Augusta, Me.?]: Wabanaki Program of the American Friends Service Committee The Commission.

The wabanakis of maine & the maritimes: A resource book by and about penobscot, passamaquoddy, maliseet, micmac, and abenaki indians: With extensive resources for all educational levels including sample lesson plans. (2002).). [Cambridge, Mass.?]: Wabanaki Program of the American Friends Service Committee.

The wabanakis of maine and the maritimes: A resource book about penobscot, passamaquoddy, maliseet, micmac and abenaki indians; with lesson plans for grades 4 through 8 / prepared and published by the maine indian program of the new england office of the american friends service committee. (1989).). Bath, Me.: Maine Indian Program.

Wherry, J. (1979). The history of maliseets and micmacs in aroostook county, maine: Preliminary report number two / by james wherry. [S.l.: s.n.].

Whitehead, R. H. (1982). The wabanaki: An annotated bibliography of selected books, articles, documents about maliseet, micmac, passamaquoddy, penobscot indians in maine, annotated by native americans / eunice nelson stories from the six worlds: Micmac legends / ruth holmes whitehead; illustrated by kathy kaulbach. Cambridge, Mass.: Orono, Me. (Box 286, Orono 04473) Halifax, N.S.: American Friends Service Committee; Nimbus.

Whitehead, R. H. (1986). Our lives in our hands [videorecording] the micmac: How their ancestors lived five hundred years ago / ruth homes whitehead and harold mcgee. Presque Isle, Me.: Halifax, N.S.: Aroostook Micmac Council Nimbus Publishing Limited.

Whitehead, R. H. (1988). Stories from the six worlds: Micmac legends / ruth holmes whitehead; illustrated by kathy kaulbach. Halifax, N.S.: Nimbus.

Whitehead, R. H. (1992). Ta'n tel-milikiskik [kit] the old man told us: Excerpts from micmac history, 1500-1950 / ruth holmes whitehead; foreword by peter christmas. Truro, N.S.: Halifax, N.S.: Native Council of Nova Scotia, Micmac Language Program Nimbus Pub.

Willoughby, C. C. (1979). Discovering maine's archaeological heritage / edited by david sanger indian antiquities of the kennebec valley / charles clark willoughby; with a foreword and notes by arthur e. Spiess. Augusta, Me.: Augusta, Me.: Maine Historic Preservation Commission Maine Historic Preservation Commission: Maine State Museum.

Wolastoqiyik ajemseg: The people of the beautiful river at jemseg. (2003).). Fredericton, N.B.: New Brunswick Culture and Sport Secretariat, Heritage Branch, Archaeological Services.