Date
1968
Personal name
Photographer: De Menil, Adelaide
Description
Located at the head of Knight Inlet and the mouth of the Klinaklini River, Dzawadi is a "Place of Origin" for the Awaʼetlala people and an ancient aboriginal resource site. The name Dzawadi means "place of Dzaxwan" or eulachon (oolichan), a small fish of the smelt family used to produce a valuable trade oil. The oil rendered from eulachon fish is an important food staple along the coast and a symbol of cultural wealth among many coastal First Nations.
Physical location
Bill Reid Centre at Simon Fraser University
Subject (Geographic)
Keywords
Genre
Photographs
Type of resource
Still Image
Identifier
Kn.I._68-7-11M-08
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Copyright owner(s)
© Adelaide de Menil.
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