MI'KMAW CULTURE
- DAILY LIFE

Mi'kma'ki ('meeg mah gee', the traditional territory of the Mi'kmaq) included all of what is now Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, the Gaspé Peninsula of Quebec, the north shore of New Brunswick and inland to the Saint John River watershed, eastern Maine, and part of Newfoundland, including the islands in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence as well as St. Pierre and Miquelon. Within this area, the Mi'kmaq lived a semi-nomadic lifestyle, hunting, fishing, and enjoying being together. 

This section of Mi'kmaq Spirit deals with the daily lives of the Mi'kmaq. Available topics include:

• The Semi-Nomadic Lifestyle

• Organization

• Hunting and Fishing Methods

• Shelter and Implements

• Dress and Ornamentation

• The Game of Waltes

 The Semi-Nomadic Lifestyle >>>