Pile O’ Bones

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Pile O’ Bones was the original name of Regina, Saskatchewan, reflecting its origins as a settlement near large piles of bison bones on the Canadian prairie.

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Pile O’ Bones canonical 1
Pile of Bones 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former name of city
historical place name
associatedWith Plains of Canada
surface form: Canadian Prairies
associatedWithSpecies Bison bison
surface form: American bison
country Canada
hasAlternativeSpelling Pile O’ Bones self-linksurface differs
surface form: Pile of Bones
hasCulturalSignificance local history of Regina
hasEtymologyLanguage English
hasHeritageStatus informal historical name
locatedIn Saskatchewan
nameRefersTo piles of bison bones
originalNameOf Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
surface form: Regina, Saskatchewan
precedesName Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
surface form: Regina
reflectsEconomicActivity bison hunting
reflectsLandscapeFeature prairie
relatedTo bison bone trade
settlement of Western Canada
symbolizes frontier origins of Regina
toponymType descriptive place name
usedAsNameFor early settlement at site of Regina

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Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada foundedAs Pile O’ Bones
Pile O’ Bones hasAlternativeSpelling Pile O’ Bones self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Pile of Bones