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The beads from an 18th-century Acadian site, Prince Edward Island, Canada 2020 Beads 32 (): 70-83
  • Adelphine Bonneau
  • Erin Montgomery
  • Helen Kristmanson
  • Karlis Karklins
 *H6 [BEADS-]
"All I depend on is the Lord": healing words and silence in Cajun Traitement 2015 Folklore 128 (508): 179-94
  • Dana David Gravot
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 0015-587X
The Acadian memorial as civic laboratory: whiteness, history and governmenatlity in a Louisiana commemorative site 2010 Museum anthropology review 4 (1): 1-47
  • Mark David
From Grand Dérangement to Acadiana: history and identity in the landscape of south Louisiana 2008 International journal of historical archaeology 12 (4): 338-59
  • Mark A. Rees
 H6/KE [INTERNATIONAL-] 1092-7697
Building in colonial Louisiana: creolization and the survival of French traditions 2006 International journal of historical archaeology 10 (3): 211-39
  • Benjamin D. Maygarden
 H6/KE [INTERNATIONAL-] 1092-7697
French music, Cajun, Creole, Zydeco: ligne de couleur et hiérarchies sociales dans la musique franco-louisianaise 2006 Civilisations 53 (1-2): 119-47
  • Sara Le Menestrel
 H6 [CIVILISATIONS-]
Monde Créole: the cultural world of French Louisiana Creoles and the creolization of world cultures 2003 Journal of American folklore 116 (459): 57-72
  • Nicholas R. Spitzer
 H6/KF 'JOURNAL-' 0021-8751
The Louisianan experience: tourist's image and false representations 2002/3 Ethnologie française 32 (3): 461-73
  • Sara Le Menestrel
 0046-2616
Anything to act crazy: Cajun women and Mardi Gras disguise 2001 Journal of American folklore 114 (452): 225-47
  • Carolyn E. Ware
 H6/KF [JOURNAL-] 0021-8715
Une 'Tite poule grasse ou la fille aînée [a little fat chicken or the eldest daughter]: a comparative analysis of Cajun and Creole Mardi Gras songs 2001 Journal of American folklore 114 (452): 204-24
  • Harry Oster
  • Rocky L. Sexton
 H6/KF [JOURNAL-] 0021-8715
Transparent maks: the ideology and practice of disguise in contemporary Cajun Mardi Gras 2001 Journal of American folklore 114 (452): 175-203
  • Patricia E. Sawin
 H6/KF [JOURNAL-] 0021-8715
Ethnic self-identification and symbolic stereotyping: the portrayal of Louisiana Cajuns 2001 Ethnic and racial studies 24 (6): 1020-45
  • Carl L. Bankston III
  • Jacques M. Henry
 H6/KD [ETHNIC-] 0141-9870
By any means necessary? Tourism, economics, and the preservation of language 2001 Cultural survival quarterly 25 (2): 34-5
  • Deidre D'Entremont
 0740-3291
Ritualized inebriation, violence, and social control in Cajun Mardi Gras 2001 Anthropological quarterly 74 (1): 28-38
  • Rocky L. Sexton
 H6 [PRIMITIVE-] 0003-5491
Cajun Mardi Gras: cultural objectification and symbolic appropriation in a French tradition 1999 Ethnology 38 (4): 297-313
  • Rocky L. Sexton
 0014-1828
The 'Cajun' subculture: microtrends for the 1990's 1993 International Journal of comparative sociology 34 (1/2): 113-21
  • J Savells
'Colinda': mysterious origins of a Cajun folksong 1992 Journal of folklore research 29 (1): 37-52
  • J Girouard
  • Shane Bernard
Friedreich ataxia in Louisiana Acadians: demonstration of a founder effect by analysis of microsatellite-generated extended haplotypes 1992 American Journal of human genetics 50 (3): 559-66
  • G Sirugo
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