shni’s tthu kwam’utsun mustimuhw | People in Canoe at Quamichan Village

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  • Title: shni’s tthu kwam’utsun mustimuhw | People in Canoe at Quamichan Village
  • Description: Two people sit in a dugout canoe on the Cowichan River in front of Quamichan Village. Many buildings in the village can be seen with Mount Tzouhalem in the background.

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Key information

  • Time period or Date: 1866
  • Theme(s): Villages, Canoes and Boats, Buildings
  • Location: Quamichan Village
  • Source info (type – name): Museum — Royal BC Museum
  • Photographer credit: Frederick Dally
  • Individuals identified: N/A

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This photograph was taken by Frederick Dally and is also in the Royal BC Museum and Archives collection. Of this photograph Dally wrote:

“After being at work all day I felt hungry, so I called out to the klootchmen in the canoe, Nika tikie muck-a-muck!! Ans. Kloosh. So off they paddled and brought back some dried clams strung on a withe. Which were sweet and good!! and I kept a few and brought them back to England with me.”


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