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Subject heading: ABORIGINES - INDIANS

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[Kwakiut natives] on an inland waterway; [British Columbia]

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Item ID number:

3549831

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

[Kwakiut natives] on an inland waterway; [British Columbia]. Kwakiutl Indians ABORIGINES - INDIANS. "In Curtis, ES, The North American Indians ...,(Norwood,

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- [Kwakiut natives] on an inland waterway; [British Columbia]
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Masked Qagyuhl dancers in canoes. [The Qagyuhl are a Kwakiutl tribe of British Columbia]

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Photographs

Item ID number:

3549832

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

Masked Qagyuhl dancers in canoes. [The Qagyuhl are a Kwakiutl tribe of British Columbia]. Kwakiutl Indians ABORIGINES - INDIANS

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Masked Qagyuhl dancers in canoes. [The Qagyuhl are a Kwakiutl tribe of British Columbia]
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1 digital object(s)
Koskimo woman. [The head illustrates the extremes to which the Quatsino Sound tribes carried the practice of artificially lengthening the skulls of their infants

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Photographs

Item ID number:

3549828

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

Koskimo woman. [The head illustrates the extremes to which the Quatsino Sound tribes carried the practice of artificially lengthening the skulls of their

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Koskimo woman. [The head illustrates the extremes to which the Quatsino Sound tribes carried the practice of artificially lengthening the skulls of their infants
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1 digital object(s)
A chief's party - Qugyuhl, [Kwakiutl]; [formerly of Kalokwis on Turnour Island but after 1849 in the village Tsahes surrounding Fort Rupert, Vancouver, B.C.]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549823

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

A chief's party - Qugyuhl, [Kwakiutl]; [formerly of Kalokwis on Turnour Island but after 1849 in the village Tsahes surrounding Fort Rupert, Vancouver, BC]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A chief's party - Qugyuhl, [Kwakiutl]; [formerly of Kalokwis on Turnour Island but after 1849 in the village Tsahes surrounding Fort Rupert, Vancouver, B.C.]
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1 digital object(s)
Qagyuhl [Kwakiutl] Village of Tsahes at Fort Rupert, [Vancouver Island, B.C.] was founded in 1849, when the tribe abandoned Kalokwis, on Turnour Island, in order to be near the Hudson's Bay Co...

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549827

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

Qagyuhl [Kwakiutl] Village of Tsahes at Fort Rupert, [Vancouver Island, BC] was founded in 1849, when the tribe abandoned Kalokwis, on Turnour Island,

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Qagyuhl [Kwakiutl] Village of Tsahes at Fort Rupert, [Vancouver Island, B.C.] was founded in 1849, when the tribe abandoned Kalokwis, on Turnour Island, in order to be near the Hudson's Bay Co...
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A high-born Nakoaktok [Kwakwaka'wakw] clam-digger, wearing a cedar-bark blanket, used as a robe, a cedar-bark rain-cape, a spruce-root "Chief's hat", and a woollen ankle-bands. [The Nakoaktok is a Kwa ... [View full title] kiutl tribe on Seymour Inlet, British Columbia]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549824

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

R10630-6-1-E, Box number: CRT 030

A high-born Nakoaktok [Kwakwaka'wakw] clam-digger, wearing a cedar-bark blanket, used as a robe, a cedar-bark rain-cape, a spruce-root "Chief's hat",

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A high-born Nakoaktok [Kwakwaka'wakw] clam-digger, wearing a cedar-bark blanket, used as a robe, a cedar-bark rain-cape, a spruce-root "Chief's hat", and a woollen ankle-bands. [The Nakoaktok is a Kwakiutl tribe on Seymour Inlet, British Columbia]
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1 digital object(s)
Qagyuhl natives sailing in a large 55 foot canoe in the North Pacific^. [The Qagyuhl are a Kwakiutl tribe of British Columbia]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549829

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

Qagyuhl natives sailing in a large 55 foot canoe in the North Pacific . [The Qagyuhl are a Kwakiutl tribe of British Columbia]

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Qagyuhl natives sailing in a large 55 foot canoe in the North Pacific
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1 digital object(s)
Qagyul natives [of B.C.] rounding into port, the primitive Kwakiutl sail for canoes was a sheet of cedar-bark matting...

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549826

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

Qagyul natives [of BC] rounding into port, the primitive Kwakiutl sail for canoes was a sheet of cedar-bark matting

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Qagyul natives [of B.C.] rounding into port, the primitive Kwakiutl sail for canoes was a sheet of cedar-bark matting...
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1 digital object(s)
A Nakoaktok Chief's Daughter. When a potlatch is held the chief's eldest daughter is then enthroned symbolically supported on the heads of her slaves. [The Nakoakton is a Kwakiutl tribe on Seymour Inl ... [View full title] et, British Columbia]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549822

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

A Nakoaktok Chief's Daughter. When a potlatch is held the chief's eldest daughter is then enthroned symbolically supported on the heads of her slaves

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- A Nakoaktok Chief's Daughter. When a potlatch is held the chief's eldest daughter is then enthroned symbolically supported on the heads of her slaves. [The Nakoakton is a Kwakiutl tribe on Seymour Inlet, British Columbia]
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[Kwakiiutl natives] passing a dreaded point, [British Columbia]

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549830

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

[Kwakiiutl natives] passing a dreaded point, [British Columbia]. Kwakiutl Indians ABORIGINES - INDIANS Transportation - Water - Canoes

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- [Kwakiiutl natives] passing a dreaded point, [British Columbia]
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Nimkish village at Alert Bay, [B.C.]. When a feastor dance is held at this house, the guests enter through the raven's beak, and thus the mythic Raven symbolically "swallows" the tribesmen

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item (linked)

Photographs

Item ID number:

3549825

Date:

1915

Source:

Private

Reference:

Box number: CRT 030

Nimkish village at Alert Bay, [BC]. When a feastor dance is held at this house, the guests enter through the raven's beak, and thus the mythic Raven

Context of this record
- Edward Curtis's The North American Indian Collection
- Nimkish village at Alert Bay, [B.C.]. When a feastor dance is held at this house, the guests enter through the raven's beak, and thus the mythic Raven symbolically "swallows" the tribesmen

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