Bella Coola: British Columbia Heritage Series Our Native Peoples Series 1 Volume 10

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Digitized Library Collections
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Text
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booklets
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Victoria, B.C.
Date Created/Date Issued
1952
Publisher
Queen's Printer
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Author (aut): British Columbia Provincial Archives
Author (aut): British Columbia Division of Curriculum
Author (aut): British Columbia Provincial Museum
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"Bella Coola" is the common designation of those Indians who, until a few years ago, inhabited the valley of the Bella Coola River in Central British Columbia. Linguistically, the Bella Coola form an isolated island of Salish-speaking people separated from others of the same stock by tribes of Athapaskan and Kwakiutl lineage. Culturally, they belong to the central section of the North Pacific Coast area. Social Studies Bulletin Department of Education.
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Language
English
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type of work: Historic booklet
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NO KNOWN COPYRIGHT
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
Indigenous peoples -- British Columbia
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British Columbia Provincial Archives, British Columbia Division of Curriculum, and British Columbia Provincial Museum. “Bella Coola: British Columbia Heritage Series Our Native Peoples Series 1 Volume 10”. Booklets. Digitized Library Collections. Victoria, B.C.: Queen’s Printer, 1952. Handle placeholder.

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