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Archival Item, 2018.1.4.18.05
- Date
- 27 Feb. 1987
- Extent and Medium
- 1 audio cassette : 90 min
- Material Designation
- Sound recordings
- Scope and Content
- Tape contains interviews with George Louis, Thomas Morris regarding place names and territory in the Cheslatta, Outsa, and Tahtsa Lake area. Additionally, it contains interviews with Andrew Louie of Stellaquo regarding place names in the Fraser Lake area, and stories of the Nay Yee.
- Language
- English, Dakelh
- Language Note
- Enregistrements sonores du Conseil tribal des Carrier Sekani.
- Themes
- Place names
- Keywords
- Land use, Boundaries, Carrier Sekani Tribal Council, Gitxsan Wet'suwet'en Tribal Council, Cheslatta Lake, Fraser Lake, Outsa Lake, Tahtsa Lake, Place names, Interviews
- Related Collection
- Carrier Sekani Tribal Council fonds ➔ Sound Recordings
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