... Tsilhqot'in, both of which are Athapaskan groups, were established immediately to the north4 and west5 of the Secwepemc, respectively (see map 1). Teit reported that there were two different forms of social organiza- tion extant at the ...
... Map 44 Hakka ( Kejia ) 103 , 104 , 161–3 , 183 , Chechen 233–6 , 239 , Map 59 Maps 45 , 50 Chedepo 315 , Map 106 ... ( Tsilhqot'in ) 8 , 12 , Maps 6–9 East 106 Chilean Kechua ( Kichua , Quechua ) 70 North - West 108 , Map 29 Chilis ...
... Tsilhqot'in , his heart was cut out.11 ... From Bute Inlet , the Tsilhqot'in party headed to the home of the only white settler in Tsilhqot'in territory ( see Map 5.3 ) . William Manning had settled on Puntzi Lake with a Tsilhqot'in ...
... Tsilhqot'in First Nation area . Visit tsilhqotin.ca for more information on access . Potts Farm Trail ( Map 19 / D6 ) This easy 14 km ( 8.6 mi ) round trip is located at the west end of Lac des Roches and leads past a large fir tree to ...
... Tsilhqot'in case ( 2014 ) on Indigenous land rights , 20 Van der Peet ( 1996 ) and honour principle , 133-34 ... ( map ) Tough , F. , 15 Robinson - Huron Treaty ( 1850 ) , 16-17 , 95 ( map ) Robinson - Superior Treaty ( 1850 ) , 16 ...
... map of the Tsilhqot'in territory . I think that's the one called the ( Native being spoken ) on a paper . That is the first map that they made of the Tsilhqot'in people and ( inaudible due to extraneous noise ) lands . ( Anges Heller ...
... Map by Donna Gayer , Artasaverb . The Xeni Gwet'in experienced further incursions into their territory in the 1980s ... Tsilhqot'in livelihood , and the potential loss of forest in their accustomed areas was of grave concern ...
... MAP in BC . Research participants were recruited both from the WSÁNEĆ community and from two FPCC MAP cohorts . Both ... Tsilhqot'in ; Wit- suwit'en ; ' Uikala ; Xaad kíl – reflecting about half of the rich linguistic diversity of ...
... Tsilhqot'in means. e dots-on-a-map theory of Aboriginal title is dead. e Supreme Court conrmed that Aboriginal title can include territorial claims and that the occupation requirement for proof is not limited to intensive, regular use ...
... Tsilhqot'in made their first appearance in the His- tory in 1745 as the perpetrators of “ a most melancholy event , which was to cause a permanent change in the ethnographical map of the country . ” Wanting “ to avenge the death of one ...