Nascopi

naskapi In relation to the name Nascopi, I found it in common use all along the coast for a pile or heap of stones thrown up into some form several feet in height and usually placed on top of an island or neighboring height to mark some position, or important spot or event. These heaps occur everywh...

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naskapi
Newfoundland
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Summary:naskapi In relation to the name Nascopi, I found it in common use all along the coast for a pile or heap of stones thrown up into some form several feet in height and usually placed on top of an island or neighboring height to mark some position, or important spot or event. These heaps occur everywhere, and are known, as I have said, by the name "Nascopi." PRINTED ITEM G. M. Story G.M.Story July 1963 Used I and Sup Used I Not used see _American Man_ Merican Men Naked Men this page used but not the quote

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