Accession Number

969.2.1-22

Description

22 issues of the original na-na-kwa magazine, some with/without loose title pages.

Accession Number

969.3

Description

"Pictographs" (Indian Rock Paintings) in the interior of British Columbia.

Accession Number

969.5.11

Description

Kitimat Northern Sentinel, February 1957.

Accession Number

969.5.12a-d

Description

Four, Kitimat Northern Sentinel, August 31, 1956.

Accession Number

969.5.14

Description

High school opening, 1958.

Accession Number

969.5.15

Description

Stapled together: New Town of Kitimat, Fishing, Information.

Accession Number

969.5.17

Description

Kitimat Tomorrows City Today 1959.

Accession Number

969.5.18

Description

"Aluminum" 1960

Accession Number

969.5.19

Description

Itinerary Vancouver Board of Trade, 1960.

Accession Number

969.6.1-18

Description

Kitimat, Her pioneers, and indians. Clippings from Northern Sentinel and Ingot.

Object Type

gift

Material

stone

Accession Number

969.8.1-4

Description

Four marine fossils, from Copper River fossil beds - 2 ammonites(?) and 2 brachiopods(?) - 69.8.1(38) Teloceras cf. T. warreni McLearn Middle Bajocian, 69.8.2(13) Lilloettia sp., 69.8.4(42) unidentified, 69.8.3a-c(41) Idonearcahayeisi (Stanton)(Idonearca haguai from middle-Jurassic, Zymoetz river)

Accession Number

969.53.1

Description

Chiton, Katharina Tunicata wood, from Q. Charlottes Graham Is. East Coast, May 1969.

Accession Number

969.53.2

Description

Worm wood made by Ship worm Bankia Setacea Tyron From Mickeys Cove.

Accession Number

969.53.3

Description

Limpet, Diodora aspera eschscholtz Q. Charlottes, Graham Is. East Coast May 69.

Accession Number

969.53a-b

Description

Sand dollar, echinarachinus excentricus eschscholtz.

Material

stone

Accession Number

970.26

Description

Petrified wood, 5x5x5 cm picked up August 1967 from Saddle mountains in Washington U.S.A.

Object Type

gift

Accession Number

970.37.1-8

Description

Shale, tertiary flora - (1-2) plate of shale, 10" diam. deciduous leaves, (3-4) shale, 5" diam. simple leaf, (5) shale 5" long, twig & metasequoia, (6-7) shale, 1.5" long, metasequoia, (8) shale, twig Tertiary Flora ca. 50 Mill. years.

Material

stone

Accession Number

970.52.1-9

Description

From Trout Creek (Smithers) identical to Copper River fossils, Jurassic marine shells.

Date Range

Middle Jurassic probably Callovian Stage

Object Type

gift

Accession Number

970.54.2

Description

Marine shells from Zymoetz River = Copper River; identified by Dr. Hans Frebold as a pelecypod, Inoceramus cf I. obliquiformis McLearn

Object Type

gift

Accession Number

970.57.1-2

Description

Two pieces of fossils containing shale, tertiary flora from Francois Lake, bedrock not road fill, poor pieces, description of site, drive car behind the bridge, walk from there 1 mile toward Fr. Lk. fossils on side bench Tertiary Flora ca. 50 Mill. years.