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Snoqualmie Indians at launching of steamer "Snoqualmie," August 11, 1919
201. Snoqualmie Indians at launching of steamer "Snoqualmie," August 11, 1919
Indians in canoe, ca. 1911
202. Indians in canoe, ca. 1911
Tlingit Indians in canoes alongside the expedition's ship GEO. W. ELDER, Yakutat Bay, Alaska, June 1899.
203. Tlingit Indians in canoes alongside the expedition's ship GEO. W. ELDER, Yakutat Bay, Alaska, June 1899.
Chhief Ka-Shakes, of the Thlinket Indians, Wrangell
204. Chhief Ka-Shakes, of the Thlinket Indians, Wrangell
Chilkoot River, showing platforms from which Indians hook or gaff salmon
205. Chilkoot River, showing platforms from which Indians hook or gaff salmon
Chilkoot Indians in Dugout canoe engaged in gaffing or hooking salmon
206. Chilkoot Indians in Dugout canoe engaged in gaffing or hooking salmon
Indians hauling beach seine, Seetuck River. The chief of the tribe is at left of picture
207. Indians hauling beach seine, Seetuck River. The chief of the tribe is at left of picture
Indians catching salmon in the canyon of the Fraser. "While I watched them they took an average of
208. Indians catching salmon in the canyon of the Fraser.
"While I watched them they took an average of thirty salmon an hour."
As we passed up the Fraser River, to fish the Thompson, we saw, from the train, the Indians catching
209. As we passed up the Fraser River, to fish the Thompson, we saw, from the train, the Indians catching salmon in the great canyon above Yale
Vancouver Island Indians are great fishermen, and their canoes furnished the model of the American clipper
210. Vancouver Island Indians are great fishermen, and their canoes furnished the model of the American clipper ship
Houses [of Tongas Indians], which are built after the cross section as shown here, are provided with
211. Houses [of Tongas Indians], which are built after the cross section as shown here, are provided with a cellar about 6 feet deep and 20 feet square, used principally for storage purposes, but sufficiently commodious to afford the inhabitants protection against rifle bullets in case of an attack
Old Fort Selkirk, a Hudson Bay trading post, burnt in 1851 by a party of Chilkat Indians because it interfered
212. Old Fort Selkirk, a Hudson Bay trading post, burnt in 1851 by a party of Chilkat Indians because it interfered with their trade with the Tahk-heesh and other Indians. It has never been reguilt, and its chimneys, three in number, are all that is left to mark the spot, and these are buried in a poplar grove that almost overtops them
Whale Fishery Makan Indians whaling at entrance to Fuca Straits
213. Whale Fishery
Makan Indians whaling at entrance to Fuca Straits
Indians Raking Oolochans and Herring--Stickeen River
214. Indians Raking Oolochans and Herring--Stickeen River
Kootznahoo Inlet Characteristic view of scenery in the Sitkan Archipelago. The high lands and peaks
215. Kootznahoo Inlet
Characteristic view of scenery in the Sitkan Archipelago. The high lands and peaks of Admiralty Island in the distance; Indians fishing for halibut over rocky shoals in the foreground. An october sketch, looking East from Chatham Straits
Old Purse Seine Boat Propelled by Oars. Used by Indians at Karta Bay, Alaska, in 1910. The original type
216. Old Purse Seine Boat Propelled by Oars. Used by Indians at Karta Bay, Alaska, in 1910. The original type of purse-seiner, which long ago disappeared completely
Number of A-yan, or I-yan, Indians in their birchbark canoes. The view was taken at old Fort Selkirk
217. Number of A-yan, or I-yan, Indians in their birchbark canoes. The view was taken at old Fort Selkirk
Porpoise Fishery Passamaquoddy Bay Indians lancing and securing a porpoise
218. Porpoise Fishery
Passamaquoddy Bay Indians lancing and securing a porpoise
Indians Spearing Salmon
219. Indians Spearing Salmon
Group of Stoney Indians with Heads of Big-Horn Sheep
220. Group of Stoney Indians with Heads of Big-Horn Sheep
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