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Major themes covered: series of TV Public Service Announcements encouraging the employment of Indian workers—from the National Congress of American Indians
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Major themes covered: educational film envisions Indian society before the arrival of the Europeans
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Major themes covered: raw footage of ancient Indian petroglyphs in deserts of Southern California
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Major themes covered: twelve hours in the lives of a group of young Indian men and women transplanted from the reservation to downtown Los Angeles
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Major themes covered: The Exiles twelve hours in the lives of a group of young Indian men and women transplanted from the reservation to downtown Los Angeles
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Major themes covered: celebrates the return of bison populations in Canada and the United States
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Major themes covered: Emily Carr, a Canadian painter of the Indian culture of coastal British Columbia
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Other notes: Canadian Artists Series No. 5; produced at the National Film Board Ottawa Canada
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Named locations: Guadalupe River
Major themes covered: archeology along Guadalupe River in Texas to discover information about prehistoric Indians in Texas
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This film footage is incorporated in the AIFG film, Portage. Please see the listing for that film at http://www.aifg.arizona.edu/film/portage
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The indigenous territories of Canada (“5,000 miles of wilderness”); northern and western Canada (“the Fur-land”); Montreal; Hudson’s Bay; the Huron; the St. Lawrence waterway; Nipigon River; Ottawa; Madagascar River; Petawawa