The mid-lakes traders of the Anishinaabe — Pontiac's people.
Still held northwest lower Michigan in 1800; major cessions came only after 1821.
The atlas holds 5 border frames for Odawa — the shape you scrub through changes in 796 · 1650 · 1670 · 1701 · 1801.
The pays d'en haut world of the Odawa, Pontiac's people (broad regional context).
An ethnohistory of the western Great Lakes peoples including the Odawa, 1615-1760.
Foundational early Canadian novel set during Pontiac's 1763 siege of Fort Detroit, the Odawa-led uprising against the British — historically loose in its melodrama but the era's defining literary treatment of Pontiac's War.
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