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This article was published originally in Manitoba History by the Manitoba Historical Society on the above date. We make this online version available as a free, public service. As an historical document, the article may contain language and views that are no longer in common use and may be culturally sensitive in nature.

From Tundra to Forest is precisely what it purports to be: a resource manual aimed at those interested in initiating research or museological projects. The genesis of the book can be traced to the practical work undertaken at the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature in the early 1970s when plans were afoot to develop a new Arctic-Sub-Arctic Gallery. It is gratifying to see that such a useful book is a by-product, so to speak, of a major research effort which had a quite different purpose.

For those interested in exploring some of the major debates concerning the place of the Chipewyan in the life and culture of the sub-arctic, the select bibliography provides an excellent starting point. These debates were given a strong focus by Kai Birket-Smith, the renowned anthropologist attached to the Fifth Thule Expedition of 1921-24. Birket-Smith finished his contribution by coming to Churchill to prepare a report on the ethnology of the Chipewyan of that quarter. Just what the ultimate connections might have been between the Innuit groups to the north such as the Caribou Eskimo, and the Chipewyan is still a matter of scholarly debate.

Finally, it should be noted that the compilation of the manual was assisted greatly by Northern residents themselves, people such as Mary and Allen Code of Tadoule Lake and the Late Bishop Omer Robidoux of Churchill. Their contribution is acknowledged by Ms. Brandson. ff782bc1db