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Date: 1889
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Subject heading: INDIANS - EQUIPMENT
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    [Coast Salish fishermen catching salmon on the Fraser River]. Original title: Siwash Indians salmon fishing Fraser River, B.C [between 1870-1910]
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    [Coast Salish fishermen catching salmon on the Fraser River]. Original title: Siwash Indians salmon fishing Fraser River, B.C

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    Item ID number:
    3366969
    Date:
    [between 1870-1910]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: 2212
    [Coast Salish fishermen catching salmon on the Fraser River]. Original Siwash Indians salmon fishing Fraser River, BC
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    Image depicts a Cree camp including Kenepequoshes, Kuskita-au-musqua and an undentified Cree woman

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    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3641749
    Date:
    23rd Feb., 1889
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: ARCH Rare AP5 D6 fol.
    Image depicts a Cree camp including Kenepequoshes, Kuskita-au-musqua and an undentified Cree woman. Indians - Equipment KUSKITA-AU-MUSQUA KENEPEQUOSHES
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    [First Nation woman carrying baby on a cradleboard with a tumpline]. Original title: Indian Squaw and Papoose [between 1870-1910]
    1 digital object(s)

    [First Nation woman carrying baby on a cradleboard with a tumpline]. Original title: Indian Squaw and Papoose

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3367476
    Date:
    [between 1870-1910]
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Box number: 2212
    [First Nation woman carrying baby on a cradleboard with a tumpline]. Original Indian Squaw and Papoose. Indians - Equipment
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