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slhunlheni’ ni’ huqels ’u tthu kiks | Ladies Baking Cakes

Group of women displaying the cakes they baked in a cooking class. (Published 28 December 1967).
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tl’e’tl’hwitul’ kwthu hwnan’uts’a’ sunihwulh | Single Canoes Competing

Singles canoe race at the Cowichan Bay Regatta on 02 July 1906. (Published in a centennial edition of the Cowichan Leader on 07 September 1967).
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slhuq’ute’ mustimuhw yu ha’kwushus tthuuw’ swe’s ’eelhtun huy’mat-s | Plains Indians in their Traditional Regalia

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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q’eptum’ ’u tthey’ telu hwnem’ ’u tthu sts’inukw’a Community Centre | Fundraising for the Tzinaqua Cultural Centre

Lt.-Gov. G. R. Pearkes, also known as Chieftan Syul-lutz-ah, and his wife attended a dancing ceremony in support of raising money for a Tzinquah Cowichan Indian Cultural and Recreational Centre. (Published 15 March 1967).
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saay’stuhwus tthu sey’ | Fluffing the Wool

Miss Joan Thomas of Westholme fluffing wool at the Cowichan Exhibition, as taught by her mother. (Published 31 September 1966).
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kool xwuxwqw’lhnulh | Gold Medallion

Chief Mike Underwood holding his gold medallion. (Published on 11 September 1963).
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Chief Mike Underwood sq’uq’a’ ’u kwthu swe’s tsuw’tuns | Chief Mike Underwood with his Council

The members of the Cowichan Band Council taken at their monthly meeting in January 1965. (Published on 27 January 1965).
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hay ’ul’ yuw’en’ tthu shqa’elu ni’ ’utl’ lhumlhumuluts’ | First Water System at Clemclem

New water system installed in ClemClem. A pumphouse on the Koksilah River pumps water from a deep well to pressure tanks. From there the water is piped to homes.
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stl’ul’iqulh ni’ ’u tthu skwoulew’t-hw ni’ ’utl’ yuxwula’us | Children at the Kuper Island School

Children participating in a spelling bee at the Kuper Island School. (Published 06 June 1958).
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Aggie Jimmy ’i’ tthu yuse’lu sxt’ekw’ | Aggie Jimmy and Two Carvings

Aggie Jimmy with two of her carvings, including a feast bowl and a frog bowl. (Published 02 September 1987).
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slhunlheni’ ni’ huqels ’u tthu kiks | Ladies Baking Cakes

tl’e’tl’hwitul’ kwthu hwnan’uts’a’ sunihwulh | Single Canoes Competing

slhuq’ute’ mustimuhw yu ha’kwushus tthuuw’ swe’s ’eelhtun huy’mat-s | Plains Indians in their Traditional Regalia

q’eptum’ ’u tthey’ telu hwnem’ ’u tthu sts’inukw’a Community Centre | Fundraising for the Tzinaqua Cultural Centre

saay’stuhwus tthu sey’ | Fluffing the Wool

kool xwuxwqw’lhnulh | Gold Medallion

Chief Mike Underwood sq’uq’a’ ’u kwthu swe’s tsuw’tuns | Chief Mike Underwood with his Council

hay ’ul’ yuw’en’ tthu shqa’elu ni’ ’utl’ lhumlhumuluts’ | First Water System at Clemclem

stl’ul’iqulh ni’ ’u tthu skwoulew’t-hw ni’ ’utl’ yuxwula’us | Children at the Kuper Island School

Aggie Jimmy ’i’ tthu yuse’lu sxt’ekw’ | Aggie Jimmy and Two Carvings

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