Hul’q’umi’num’ Language & Culture Society presents
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Images of the Hul’q’umi’num’ World
Three young people in a canoe by the shore.
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Nicely dressed woman holding a coffee (or tea) pot, walking toward a building.
Float for the Duncan Parade in June, 1955. A truck decorated in blankets and banners featuring an eagle statue and many people, including children, in traditional outfits on the float.
Cowichan Masked Dancers performing a ceremony at a potlatch.
Memorial at a longhouse (or Hamlock’s Barn) showing dolls under a decorated blanket and two men standing on the side. (Photo taken 16 June 1910).
Salmon weir on the Cowichan River with a person walking on the weir and a canoe on the shore.
Image of Quamichan Lake from around 1910 featuring tule grass in the foreground and farm buildings in the background, across the lake.
The 1950 Tzinquaw opera cast in costume.
Houses at the shoreline of Cowichan Bay Village.
Man standing with dugout canoe in front of Quamichan Village. The second photo shows paddlers at the ready in a racing canoe.
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