Hul’q’umi’num’ Language & Culture Society presents
shxatth’ustun ’u tthu hul’q’umi’num’ tumuhw
Images of the Hul’q’umi’num’ World
Large group posed in front of a house in traditional outfits. Many of the men are wearing headresses associated with plains First Nations.
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Many people gathered to celebrate the unveiling of the new Totem Collection and recognize Duncan as the City of Totems.
A horse-drawn carriage brings a woman to the Corfield Store where many people sold and traded their wares.
Potlatch at Somenos featuring Masked Dancers and a canoe with blanket in front of the longhouse and many spectators.
Potlatch at Somenos featuring a canoe behind a tall blanket. Everyone in the image is watching as Masked Dancers appear.
Band historian, Joe Elliot, holding a large book and pointing out a letter from James Douglas. (Published 09 October 1963).
Mrs. Modeste demonstrates spinning wool to Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. Elaine Dobbyn as part of the Friendship Bazaar at the Eagle’s Hall. (Published 29 April 1964).
Woman dancing in traditional clothing including a feather headdress.
Aggie Jimmy with two of her carvings, including a feast bowl and a frog bowl. (Published 02 September 1987).
Children participating in a spelling bee at the Kuper Island School. (Published 06 June 1958).
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