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Title: Gitlaxt'aamiks Village
Description: On the left, The Whole Being Pole, carved for Chief Gook. In the centre the Pole of the Whale, carved by Chief Hleek. On the right, Split Eagle and Whale, carved for Chief Minesqu. (Info. from: http://gingolx.ca/nisgaaculture/ancient_villages/villages.html)
Date: 1901, 1901

Title: A BRIEF SUMMARY OF BRUCE STRACHAN'S PERFORMANCE IN CLEANING UP THE FRASER
Date: 1989-08-04

Title: Morris Lake fence; harvesting at the 'rack'; Kleever Creek; Harrison River tagging springs
Date: 1998-10

Title: Gitlaxt'aamiks Village
Description: On the right, Pole of Duuk’. The blank pole in the centre is the Pole of Ksidi’ul, Leaning pole in the centre is the Pole of Keexkw, Roasted Person is at the end of the row with a burial box. (Info. from: http://gingolx.ca/nisgaaculture/ancient_villages/villages.html)
Date: ca. 1900, 1900-1905

Title: Three Persons Along Pole
Description: Three Persons Along carved for Chief Ksim Xsaan of the Raven tribe by Axts'ip. When it was erected ca. 1860 it stood 40 ft tall. This pole was cut down in 1918 during the religious revival at Gitlaxt'aamiks. Before being cut up and repurposed it was sold to the Royal Ontario Museum where is it still on display.
Date: 1927, 1927

Title: Three Persons Along Pole
Description: Three Persons Along carved for Chief Ksim Xsaan of the Raven tribe by Axts'ip. When it was erected ca. 1860 it stood 40 ft tall. This pole was cut down in 1918 during the religious revival at Gitlaxt'aamiks. Before being cut up and repurposed it was sold to the Royal Ontario Museum where is it still on display. (Info. from: http://gingolx.ca
Show moreThree Persons Along carved for Chief Ksim Xsaan of the Raven tribe by Axts'ip. When it was erected ca. 1860 it stood 40 ft tall. This pole was cut down in 1918 during the religious revival at Gitlaxt'aamiks. Before being cut up and repurposed it was sold to the Royal Ontario Museum where is it still on display. (Info. from: http://gingolx.ca/nisgaaculture/ancient_villages/villages.html)
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Date: 1927, 1927

Title: Gitlaxt'aamiks Totem Poles
Description: Split Eagle and Whale Pole in the foreground. Pole of the Whale (Chief Hleek) is centre and The Whole Being Pole (Chief Gook) in the distance. (Info. from: http://gingolx.ca/nisgaaculture/ancient_villages/villages.html)
Date: 1913, 1913

Title: Summary Record of the Third Meeting of the Third Phase, Summary Record
Description: This report summarizes the third meeting of the third phase of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development including task force reports, discussion of the theme for theme 2006 AGM and new task forces, and discussion and approval of new recommendations.
Date: 2004-11

Title: Guangzhou/Guangdong Environmental Status Report, Working Group on Pollution Prevention
Description: This report contains preliminary findings on the basis of information obtained from reports prepared by the Chinese experts from the Working Group on Pollution Control on the environment in Guangzhou, and from discussions with Chinese experts from Guangzhou City, Chongqing City, Guangdong Province, South China Institute of Environmental Protection
Show moreThis report contains preliminary findings on the basis of information obtained from reports prepared by the Chinese experts from the Working Group on Pollution Control on the environment in Guangzhou, and from discussions with Chinese experts from Guangzhou City, Chongqing City, Guangdong Province, South China Institute of Environmental Protection and Guangzhou Research Institute of Environmental Protection. remaining questions of the experts of the Netherlands are written in the text between square brackets.
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Date: 1994

Title: Eagle on the Decayed Pole
Description: Eagle on the Decayed Pole was carved for Chief Txas-diyee of the Eagle tribe by Txaa-kw'ihleen. When it was erected ca. 1870 it stood 50 ft tall. This pole was repatriated to the Nisga'a Nation and is on display at the Nisga'a Museum in Laxgalts'ap (Greenville). (Info. from: http://gingolx.ca/nisgaaculture/ancient_villages/villages.html)
Date: ca. 1927, 1925-1930

Title: L to R. Faon Steele, Glen Skipper, John Wright, Gerald Mayea, Le Kolosoff, Clay Young (Project manager); UFAWU [United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union] jobs project, building fish ladder Englishman River
Date: 1996-03-04

Title: Eagle on the Decayed Pole
Description: Eagle on the Decayed Pole was carved for Chief Txas-diyee of the Eagle tribe by Txaa-kw'ihleen. When it was erected ca. 1870 it stood 50 ft tall. This pole was repatriated to the Nisga'a Nation and is on display at the Nisga'a Museum in Laxgalts'ap (Greenville).
Date: ca. 1927, 1925-1930

Title: Long Sharp Nose Monster Pole
Description: This pole, known as the pole of the Long Sharp Nose Monster, was carved for Chief Hlidax of the Wolf tribe. It stood an estimated 30 ft tall when it was erected at Git'iks in the late 19th century.
Date: 1927, 1927

Title: Gitlaxt'aamiks Totem Poles
Description: On the left, Roasted Person was carved for Chief Ksdiyaawak by Bayt Neekhl. It stood 40 ft tall when erected ca. 1850. This pole was cut down and burned in 1918 during the religious revival. (Info. from: http://gingolx.ca/nisgaaculture/ancient_villages/villages.html)
Date: ca. 1910, 1910-1915

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