Anishinaabe Understandings of Time 

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The measurement of time is not intricate or precise. In the Anishinaabe language, months are defined by significant events associated with them. The new year for the Anishinaabe is marked by Spring. Spiritually, all ceremonies are conducted before Spring ends. Learn what the Anishinaabe look out for to know when it is Spring, Winter, Fall, or Summer.