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Girl with Basket
Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:
Young girl at Kitkatla showing off her woven cedar bark basket.
Type: Still Image
Cedar Basket
Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:
Young girl posing for a picture with her woven basket.
Type: Still Image
Bear Monument
Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:
Chief Shakes marble monument.
Type: Still Image
Girl and Basket
Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:
Young girl posing for a picture with her woven basket.
Type: Still Image
Looking up the Path
Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:
View of Kitkatla village.
Type: Still Image
Children along the Shoreline
Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:
Children at play on the shore and in a conoe.
Type: Still Image
Exploring Low Tide
Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:
Children playing in the intertidal zone.
Type: Still Image
Kitkatla Panorama
Year: 1968
Names: De Menil, Adelaide
Description:
Four-part Panorama of Kitkatla, British Columbia. The village is home to the Gitxaala Nation. It is one of the longest continually inhabited communities in all of North America. The ancestry of the people living here dates back 10,000 years.
Type: Still Image
Bark Shredder
Names: MacDonald, George F.
Description:
Formerly owned by the wife of Tsimshian Chief Seeks (Seks), this item was collected by Frederick Landsberg in Victoria at an unknown date. Purchased by George Heye in 1905. Created ca. 1880.
Type: Still Image