Index by Author H

The following is a cumulative index by author. It includes the works of all authors that have been published in the Papers of the Algonquian Conference/Actes du Congrès des Algonquinistes. These pages are no longer being updated. Last updated 2007.

H–I

Hack, Jamie: Jamie Hack & J. Dean Mellow; 2007 A Functional Analysis of the Acquisition of Oji-Cree (Severn Ojibwe). 28:272-288.
Haefeli, Evan: Evan Haefeli & Kevin Sweeney; 1994 Wattanummon’s World: Personal and Tribal Identity in the Algonquian Diaspora c. 1660-1712. 25:212-224.
Hamm, Doug: Doug Hamm & Louis Bird; 2000 Amoe: Legends of the Omushkegowak. 31:144-160.
Hammond, Marie Andrée: Rachel Bédard, Alan Ford, & Marie Andrée Hammond; 1980 Les rapports morphologiques entre les verbes TI, TA et AI en montagnais. 11:274- 282.
Hannibal-Paci, Christopher: Christopher Hannibal-Paci; 1998 « Officers of the HBC, Missionaries and Other Intelligent Persons in the District of Keewatin’‘: Lake Winnipeg Sturgeon as an Aboriginal Resource . 29:128-149.
Hartley, Alan H.: Alan H. Hartley; 1981 Preliminary Observations on Ojibwa Place-Names. 12:31-38.
Harvey, Chris: Chris Harvey; 2004 Unicode as a Standard Framework for Syllabics and Other Special Characters 35:125-136.
Hasler, Laurel Anne: Laurel Anne Hasler; 2002 Sustained and shifting obviation in a Sheshatshiu Innu-aimun story 33:232-250.
Hedican, Edward: Edward Hedican; 1982 Some Implications of Contemporary Economic Activity Among the Ojibwa of Northern Ontario. 13:275-283.
Hele, Karl: Karl Hele; 2004 James D. Cameron and the Baptist Mission at Bawating, 1831-1859 35:127-161.
Hénaire, Jean: Jean Hénaire; 1977 Les montagnais et les ententes scolaires: le nouveau pacte colonial. 8:171-179.
Hewson, John: John Hewson; 1975 New Resources for Comparative Work in Algonkian Languages. 6:1-9.; 1979 Two Proto-Algonquian Consonant Clusters. 10:18-24.; 1983 Some Micmac Etymologies. 14:301-306.; 1986 Syllables and Syllabics in Micmac. 17:135-142.; 1987 Are Algonquian Languages Ergative? 18:147-153.; 1989 Computer Analysis of Proto-Algonquian Word Formatives. 20:154-160.
Hjartarson, Freida: Freida Hjartarson; 1994 Learning and Algonquian Children. 25:225-235.; 1995 Traditional Algonquin Education. 26:151-168.
Hogan, Paul: Regna Darnell, Tracy Vanek & Paul Hogan; 1995 Reframing the Representation of the « The Canadian Indian’‘ in the Ontario Academic Credit Curriculum. 26:67-84.
Holzkamm, Tim E.: Joan A. Lovisek, Leo G. Waisberg & Tim E. Holzkamm; 1995 « Deprived of Part of Their Living »: Colonialism and Ninetheenth-Century Flooding of Ojibwa Lands. 26:226-239.; Joan A. Lovisek, Tim E. Holzkamm & Leo G. Waisberg; 1996 « Cultural Leprosy »: The « Aboriginal Ethnology » of Ruth Landes. 27:164-179.; Leo G. Waisberg & Tim E. Holzkamm; 1994 « Their Country is Tolerably Rich in Furs »: The Ojibwa Fur Trade in the Boundary Waters Region 1821-71. 25:493-513.; Leo G. Waisberg, Joan A. Lovisek & Tim E. Holzkamm; 1996 Ojibwa reservations as « an incubus upon the territory’‘: the Indian removal policy of Ontario 1874-1982. 27:337-352.; Tim E. Holzkamm; 1986 Ojibwa Horticulture in the Upper Mississippi and Boundary Waters. 17:143-154.; 1987 Sturgeon Utilization by the Rainy River Ojibwa Bands. 18:155-163.; 1988 Ojibwa Knowledge of Minerals and Treaty #3. 19:89-97.; Tim E. Holzkamm and Leo G. Waisberg; 1993 Agriculture and One 19th-Century Ojibwa Band: « They Hardly Ever Loose Sight of Their Field ». 24:407-424.; Tim E. Holzkamm, Leo G. Waisberg & Joan A. Lovisek; 1995 « Stout Athletic Fellows’‘: The Ojibwa During the ‘’Big-Game Collapse’‘ in Northwestern Ontario 1821-71. 26:169-182.
Howard, James H.: James H. Howard; 1978 The Red and Blue Drum Comes to the Delaware. 9:40-46.
Hunter, Patricia A.: Patricia A. Hunter; 1993 Making Connections: Children of Kashechewan Explore a Theme. 24:240-252.
Inglis, Stephanie: Stephanie Inglis; 1988 The Micmac Morpheme -ew-. 19:99-102.; 2003 The Deferential Evidential in Mi’kmaq 34:193-200.; Stephanie Inglis & Eleanor Johnson; 2001 The Mi’kmaq Future: An Analysis 32:249-257.