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Gitksan man known as Chief Wii'l' itsxw, wearing ceremonial dress and headdress stands with boy, Kitwancool, British Columbia, 1910
Gitksan man known as Chief Wii'l' itsxw, wearing ceremonial dress and headdress stands with boy, Kitwancool, British Columbia, 1910
TitleGitksan man known as Chief Wii'l' itsxw, wearing ceremonial dress and headdress stands with boy, Kitwancool, British Columbia, 1910
PhotographerEmmons, George Thornton
Date1910
NotesMan and boy stand by log house; man wears carved headdress decorated with pelts, button blanket over decorated top and pants, boy in western-style clothes. Same man in NA 3470.

Note from unidentified source: Chief 'Wii-l' itsxw of wolf clan at Kitwancool with young boy; chief wears button blanket, dance apron, neck-ring and headress.
SubjectsGroup portraits--British Columbia; Gitksan Indians--Clothing & dress; Gitksan Indians--Arts & crafts; Gitksan Indians--Structures; Kitwancool (B.C.)
Location DepictedCanada--British Columbia--Kitwancool
Object TypePhotographs
Negative NumberNA3471
Digital CollectionAmerican Indians of the Pacific Northwest Images
CollectionGeorge Thornton Emmons Collection no. 131
RepositoryUniversity of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division
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Transmission DataImage/JPEG
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