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Abenaki mythology

The Abenaki people are an indigenous peoples of the Americas located in the Northeastern Woodlands region. Their religious beliefs are part of the Midewiwin tradition, with ceremonies led by medicine keepers, called Medeoulin or Mdawinno.[citation needed]

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Creation

Three Ages

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Abenaki mythology

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related to Creation · 13
Abenaki mythology → According, After, Dabaldak, Gici Niwaskw, Great Spirit, In Abenaki, Lord, Niwaskowôgan, Tabaldak, Thus, To, Tolba, Tolba's

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gluskab abenaki humans also spirit wings people trees great animals creation three age created known one eagle wind trickster earth

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Glooscapinstance ofknown by different names0.80text
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and Klooskomba throughout the various Abenaki branch tribesinstance ofknown by different names0.80text
Abenaki mythologyrelated to CreationIn Abenaki0.60section
Abenaki mythologyrelated to CreationGici Niwaskw0.60section
Abenaki mythologyrelated to CreationTabaldak0.60section
Abenaki mythologyrelated to CreationDabaldak0.60section
Abenaki mythologyrelated to CreationLord0.60section
Abenaki mythologyrelated to CreationNiwaskowôgan0.60section
Abenaki mythologyrelated to CreationGreat Spirit0.60section
Abenaki mythologyrelated to CreationAccording0.60section

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