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How can we better understand the Wabanaki culture?

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How can we better understand the Wabanaki culture?

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How can we better understand the Wabanaki culture?

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How can we better understand the Wabanaki culture?

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 What is the local connection to the Wabanaki tribe?

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 What is the local connection to the Wabanaki tribe?

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Introduction to the Maine-Wabanaki: gkisedtanamoogk at TEDxDirigo

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Waponahki people: Understanding the gift of legacy...: Elizabeth Neptune at TEDxDirigo

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The Abenaki people call themselves Alnôbak , meaning "Real People" (c.f., Lenape language: Lenapek). They also use the autonym Alnanbal , meaning "men". In addition, when compared to the more interior Algonquian peoples, they call themselves Wôbanuok , meaning "Easterners" (c.f. Massachusett language: Wôpanâak). They also refer to themselves as Abenaki or with syncope: Abnaki .