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The First Nations of British Columbia : an anthropological overview / Robert J. Muckle.
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Title:The First Nations of British Columbia : an anthropological overview / Robert J. Muckle.
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Author/Creator:Muckle, Robert James, author.
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Published/Created:Vancouver ; Toronto : UBC Press, [2014]
©2014
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Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
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Call Number: E78.B9 M78 2014
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Number of Items:2
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Status:c.2 On loan - Due on 05-15-2024
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Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
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Library of Congress Subjects:Indians of North America--British Columbia.
Indigenous peoples--British Columbia.
Indigenous peoples--British Columbia.
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Edition:Third edition.
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Description:xvi, 168 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour), maps, portraits (chiefly colour) ; 22 cm
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Additional formats:Issued also in electronic format.
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Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
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ISBN:9780774828734
0774828730
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Contents:Part 1. Introducing First Nations, popular perceptions, and the anthropological perspective. Popular Perceptions
Through the Lens of Anthropology. Part 2. Defining and Situating First Nations Today. Understanding Labels : First Nations, Aboriginal, Indian, and More
Population, Reserves, Settlements, and Lands
Bands, Ethnic Groups, Tribal Councils, and Other Affiliations
Situating BC First Nations Within Canada, in North America, and around the World. Part 3. Archaeology and First Nations. First Nations and Archaeological Perception of the Past
The Nature of Archaeological Research in British Columbia
Early Migrations Through British Columbia
Here to Stay
Settling Down
Prominent Sites
Tracing Ancestry. Part 4. Languages, Population Estimates, and Traditional Lifeways. Traditional Culture Areas of British Columbia
Languages
Population
Settlement Patterns
Diet
Technology
Social Organization
Myths, Spirits, and Shamans
Health and Healing
Art
The Potlatch and Other Important Ceremonies
Trade. Slavery, and Warfare. Part 5. From the Late 1700s Through the Twentieth Century. Population Loss
The Impact of the Fur Trade
The Impact of the Gold Rushes
The Impact of Non-Indigenous Settlement
Missionaries and Residential Schools
First Nations and Wage Labour
Government Relations with First Nations
Assertions of Aboriginal Rights
Negotiations in the Late 1900s
Anthropology in the Late 1900s. Part 6. First Nations and Anthropology in the Twenty-First Centur. Living in the Twenty-First Century
Economic and Cultural Initiatives
Treaty Negotiations
Outstanding Issues
Asserting Rights and Identity
First Nations and Anthropology in the Twenty-First Century
First Nations Cultures Still Exist
Appendices : The First Nations of British Columbia
Major Ethnic Groups
Excerpts From the British Columbia Heritage Conservation Act, 1996
Apology for Residential Schools
Excerpts From the Royal Proclamation.