Haidas Legends On Massett Rose Spit And A Fatal War
Two hundred years ago Haidas from Massett and Yen Village waited at Rose Spit for favorable winds home from Naase Colachan. A challenge to kill a captured eagle led to war, then peace and a carved totem signifying peace. The article recalls treachery between Zimshians and Haidas at Port Simpson and Massett, culminating in deadly ambushes and a later Haida counter-feast massacre.
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Massett
Yen Village
Naase
Port Simpson
Fort Simpson
Hudsons Bay Company
Hort Simpson
Fishermen Prepare for May Salmon Run at Seahouse Cannery
J. E. Gilmour of Wallace Fisheries works at the Seahouse cannery in Naden Harbor as Indian fishermen anticipate launching their boats and starting operations on May 1.
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J. E. Gilmour
Wallace Fisheries
Seahouse
Naden Harbor
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