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Keeping the Kinoomaag Waapkong sacred in modern times – Anishinabek News
By Laurie Leclair The Kinoomaag Waapikong, now found within the Petroglyphs Provincial Park, is surrounded by 1,555 hectares of second-growth forest, four miles northwesterly from the shore of Stony Lake on the east side of Jack’s Creek and two miles north of McGinnis Lake. These sacred glyphs, nearly a thousand in number, were carved on […]
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