2.References

References

Aboriginal Rights Resource Tool Kit. Canadian Labour Congress Anti-Racism and Human Rights Department.

Canadian Labour Congress: http://fner.wordpress.com/2012/03/08/aboriginal-rights-resource-tool-kit-pdf

First Nations in Canada: http://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/eng/1307460755710/1307460872523

First Nations Teachings & Practices. 2008. Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre Inc.

Native American Technology & Art: http://www.nativetech.org/wampum/wamppics.htm

Onondaga Nation: People of the Hills: http://www.onondaganation.org/about

Tenning, A. Walking on the Lands of our Ancestors, 2008, Canada’s National History Society

The Huron Gift to Kahnawà:ke: http://www.wampumchronicles.com/kahnawakehuronwampumbelt.html

The Learning Circle: Classroom Activities on First Nations in Canada – Ages 4 to 7: http://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/eng/1316530132377/1316530184659

http://www.dickshovel.com/500.html

Understanding and Appreciation of First Nations History and Culture. First Nations Education Initiative Inc: http://www.fneii.ca

Image Sources

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  • The Quamichan [Hul’qumi’num] Village. Vancouver Island, East Coast. [Possibly the village of Kw’amutsun on the Cowichan River.] ​Frederick Dally Fonds [ca. 1866-1870] ​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
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  • Interior of the Hut of a Mandan Chief. ​Engraving of a watercolour by Karl Bodmer ​[ca. 1832] WHI-6341 ​Wisconsin Historical Society/Archives of Ontario
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  • From “The North American Indian” by Edward S. Curtis; Volume 9; Plate No. 302; Skokomish fishing camp; two natives on beach, canoe in foreground. Photographer Edward Sheriff Curtis [ca. 1912]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
  • A First Nations family in the Yukon Territory. Photographer unknown [ca.?] ​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
  • Cowichan First Nation man and woman ​potato sellers.​
  • Frederick Dally Fonds [ca. 1866-1870] ​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives/li>
  • Dog Child, a North West Mounted Police scout, and his wife, The Only Handsome Woman, members of the Blackfoot Nation, Gleichen, Alberta [ca. 1890]. Ed Tompkins, Jeffrey Thomas portraits [ca. 1890]. Canadian National Archives
  • Copy of a portrait of Pauline Johnson, ​Six Nations poetess.​
  • Photographer unknown [ca. 1885]​Archives of Ontario
  • Maun-gua-daus (or Maun-gwa-daus) alias George Henry (born ca. 1807), original chief of the Ojibwa Nation of Credit (Upper Canada) and interpreter employed by Indian Affairs.
  • Ed Tompkins, Jeffrey Thomas portraits [ca. 1846].​Canadian National Archives
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  • Encampment of Scachett [sic] [Skagit?] Indians at New Westminster, Fraser River, British Columbia​Frederick Dally Fonds [ca. 1866-1870]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
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  • Tyendinaga Pow Wow, Tyendinaga Ontario Photographer Terri-Lynn Brennan ​[ca.2017]
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  • First Nations women and girls at Ma-ate in Quatsino Sound​Photograph by Oregon Hastings, [ca. 1879]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
  • Cleaning salmon at Stuart Lake.​Photographer Frank Cyril Swannell [ca. 1909]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
  • White Eye Jack, Lena and Klootch. ​Photographer Frank Cyril Swannell [ca. 1928]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
  • Alaskan First Nations children​Photographer unknown [ca. ?]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
  • First Nations child and partially completed canoe; Indian Mission, Vancouver. ​Photographer unknown [ca. ?]​
  • Royal British Columbia Museum Archives First Nations Man and Child in traditional clothing. Photographer Frank E. Schoonover [ca.1905?]​Alberta Provincial Archives
  • Children playing at Big Trout Lake, ​Northern Ontario.​John Macfie [ca. January 1956]​Archives of Ontario
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  • Nine of the greatest Indian Chiefs of British Columbia dressed in their fur caps, buckskin coats & moccasins. ​Frederick Dally Fonds [ca. 1866-1870]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
  • Talking [Eagle] Feather, Wolfe Island, Ontario. Photographer Mark D. Read [ca. 2018]
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  • Sun Dance Blackfeet Indians, Gleichen, N.W.T. Photographer Richard Henry Trueman [ca. 1893]. Canadian National Archives
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  • Anishinaabe Sweatlodge Frame, Correctional Services Canada Headquarters, Kingston, Ontario. Photographer Mark D Read [ca. 2018]
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  • Young man’s coming of age, Anishinaabe Storytelling around a campfire at Maclachlan Museum, Kingston, Ontario.​Photographer Terri-Lynn Brennan [ca. 2016]
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  • The Hiawatha Wampum Belt, ​or Dish with One Spoon.​Wabano House, Ottawa. [ca. 2017]
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  • British Columbia Joyceville CSC Brotherhood totem pole, Correctional Services Canada Headquarters, Kingston, Ontario.​Photographer Mark D Read [ca. 2018]
  • Totem poles at Alert Bay.​Photographer Frank Cyril Swannell [ca. 1905]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
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  • Indian Mask, Folkfest Victoria British Columbia. Special Services Branch [ca. 1977]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives
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  • Modern Tee Pee Shelter, Correctional Services Canada Headquarters, Kingston, Ontario. Photographer Mark D Read [ca. 2018]
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  • Indian canoes (chinook shape) from the west coast of Vancouver Island, assembled by invitation in Victoria Harbour on the occasion of a great Indian Potlash [sic] – or giving away feast by the Songish tribe of Indians. ​Frederick Dally Fonds [ca. 1866-1870]​Royal British Columbia Museum Archives