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   Author                   Title                       Year                 Source           

Callison & Hanna
Historical Report - History of Lot 4 
February 27, 2020 
Kanaka Bar Band - History of Lot 4 
JOL Consulting 
First Nations Water Rights In British Columbia: A Historical summary of the rights of the Kanaka Bar First Nation 
April 2000
A historical summary of the rights of Kanaka Bar First Nation 
NNTC Research Unit - Pauline Douglas 
Archival research on the traditional use and occupation of the Kwoiek, Morneylan, and Siwash Watersheds and on the T'eqt'aqtn Settlement at Kanaka Bar 
August 2007
Archival Research for the Kanaka Bar Band 
Chief Patrick Michell 
Memory, Loss and Sorrow... 
Summer 2010 
Memory, Loss and Sorrow 
Golder Associates 
Kwoiek Creek Traditional Use Study - Chapter for the Environmental Assement Office 
March 20, 2008 
Kwoiek Creek Traditional Use Study - Chapter for the Environmental Assement Office 
 M. Carney, J.W.Brown, and D. Wallen 
Of Housepits and homes. Twenty First century perspectives on houses and settlements in the Columbia Fraser Pateau 
May 2020
 Of Housepits and homes. Twenty First century perspectives on houses and settlements in the Columbia Fraser Pateau 
 Adrian Sanders 
Ceadar-bark Harvesting and Dendrochronology in the Kwoiek Valley, Central Fraser Canyon, Southwest British Columbia - Reading the Ancestors' Core Message 
Summer 2009 
 Ceadar-bark Harvesting and Dendrochronology in the Kwoiek Valley, Central Fraser Canyon, Southwest British Columbia - Reading the Ancestors' Core Message 
 J.J.Clague, N.J.Roberts, B.Miller, B.Menounos, and B.Goehring
A huge flood in the Fraser River Valley, British Columbia near the Pleistoncene Termination 
June - November 2020
 Germophology: A huge flood in the Fraser River Valley, British Columbia near the Pleistoncene Termination
 EDI Environmental Dynamic Inc. - Ryan Buck 
Kanaka Bar Glacier Analysis 
Novemeber 2021
 Kanaka Bar Glacier Analysis 
 Cole Harris 
The Fraser Canyon Encountered 
Summer 1992 
BC Studies: The Fraser Canyon Encountered 
 Bill Anglebeck and Dave Hall 
 Wok Fragments, Opium Tins, and rock-walled structures: An Histroric Chienese Camp near Lytton 
 2008
 An Histroric Chienese Camp near Lytton 
S. Albright 
Ethnographic and Archacologocal Evidence of Occupation of a Major Village on Kanaka Bar Flat 
Aug. 30 1994 
Ethnographic and Archacologocal Evidence of Occupation of a Major Village on Kanaka Bar Flat 
 S. Albright, D. McIntyre
 British Columbia Archaeologicial Site Inventory Form 
Aug. 10, 1994 
 BC Archaeilogical Site Inventory Form 
 Arcas Associates 
Additional Information - BC Archaeological Site Inverntory Form #1
Jan. - July 1984
Additional Information - BC Archaeological Site Inventory Form #1
 Arcas Associates - Brolly and Kuijt 
 Additional Information - BC Archaeological Site Inverntory Form #2
September 2 1986  
Additional Information - BC Archaeological Site Inverntory Form #2 
 P.G.S and M.M.S. - "Skinny" Swartz
 Additional Information - BC Archaeological Site Inverntory Form #3
 July 7, 1977
 Additional Information - BC Archaeological Site Inverntory Form #3
 S. Albright 
Summary of Traditional Nlaka'pamux Land Use Patterns in the Fraser River Valley 
August 1994 
 Summary of Traditional Nlaka'pamux Land Use Patterns in the Fraser River Valley 
Susana Swartz 
Interview with Susana Swartz 
September 10, 1987 
Interview with Susana Swartz 

Teit, James

A rock painting of the Thompson River Indians, British Columbia

1896

Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History, vol. VIII, article 12, pp. 227-230.

Teit, James

Traditions of the Thompson River Indians of British Columbia

1898

American Folk-Lore Society, Boston, N-Y, 1898

Hill-Tout, Charles

"'Sqaktktquaclt,* or the Benign-Faced, the Oannes of the N'tlaka'pamuQ

1899

Folklore, Vol. X, No 2, June 1899, pp. 195-216

Hill-Tout, Charles

Notes on the N'tlaka'pamuQ of British Columbia, a Branch of the Great Salish Stock of North America

1899

British Association for the Advancment of Science, Report on the Ethnological Survey of Canada,pp. 4-8,1899

Teit, James

The Thompson Indians of British Columbia

1900

The Jesup North Pacific Expedition, vol I, part IV, pp 163-392.

Teit, James

Mythology of the Thompson Indians

1912

The Jesup North Pacific Expedition, vol VIII, part II, pp 199-416. Also: American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), v.12, part 2

Teit, James

Indian Tribes of the Interior of British Columbia

1914

"Canada and its provinces; a history of the Canadian people and their institutions by one hundred associates", vol. XXI, Toronto, pp. 283-312

Teit, James

European tales from the Upper Thompson Indians

1916

Journal of American Folk-Lore, vol. XXIX, no. cxiii, pp. 301-329

Teit, James

Folk-Tales of the Salishan Tribes. I. Thompson Tales

1917

Memoirs of the American Folk-Lore Society, vol. XI

Teit, James

Tattooing and face and body painting of the Thompson Indians, British Columbia

1930

U.S. Bureau of Ethnology, 45th Annual Report, 1927-28. Washington, pp. 397-439.

Teit, James

Ethnobotany of the Thompson Indians of British Columbia

1930

U.S. Bureau of American Ethnology, 45th Annual Report, 1927-28. Washington, pp. 441-522.

Teit, James

More Thompson Indian Tales

1937

Journal of American Folk-Lore Society, pp. 173-190

Wickwire, W.

“To See Ourselves as the Other’s Other: Nlaka’pamux Contact Narratives,”

1994

 Canadian Historical Review, 75,1 (1994): 1-20

Wickwire, W.

We shall drink from the stream and so shall you': James.A. Teit and native resistance in British Columbia, 1908-1922.

1998

The Canadian historical review. Vol 79; Number 2, ; 1998, 199-236 --Un-ty of Toronto (pages 199-236) -- 1998

Wickwire, W.

‘The Grizzly Gave Them The Song’: James Teit and Franz Boas Document Twin Ritual in  British Columbia, 1897-1920, 

2002

American Indian Quarterly 25, 3 (2002): 431-452.

     
         

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