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

Loan

Material

iron

Accession Number

969.10

Description

Harpoon is a very heavy, rusty instrument of modern origin. To be shot by means of a gun.

Object Type

Purchased

Material

Wood

Accession Number

969.15

Description

Used to hoist the net with a full catch of eulachon into the canoe, 266.7 cm.long with side branch at right angle 76.1 cm. wide.

Object Type

gift

Material

iron, cotton string

Accession Number

971.25

Description

Black. Large hook and inner barb. Twine or string tied to hook, possibly to act as a makeshift lure. Very slightly rusted.

Object Type

gift

Material

paper

Accession Number

971.26

Description

Psalter is a prayer, hymnal, and book of psalms. It was printed close to Feb. 20,1878.

Object Type

Loan

Material

rock

Accession Number

971.27

Description

Fish weir pounder is used for stakes to keep nets on river.

Material

paper, wood, glass

Accession Number

971.40

Description

"Certificate of Incorporation" (found and passed) of Kitimat Community Arts Council". Held in a black frame.

Object Type

gift

Material

rock

Accession Number

972.41

Description

Hole in rock (10.5 cm.) The rock material is kind of schisty with a good percentage of white mica. Fishing line is inserted through the hole of the weight. Weight allows hook to travel deeper underwater when fishing or acts as a sinker to slow progress of fighting fish.

Object Type

gift

Material

iron

Accession Number

973.10.1-2

Description

Iron pot and lid was used for bait while on trapping lines.

Material

metal

Accession Number

973.10.3-4

Description

Small leg trap with chain.

Object Type

gift

Material

white cotton rope or string

Accession Number

973.13

Description

According to Samuel Robinson Jr. the net was made by a woman named gatya. The net was 1 of 6 owned by the women. The other 5 were burned out of respect for the dead.