From author, " The map included in both editions of my book, THE TRAIL OF THE HARE, accurately reproduces a hand drawn map that was made for me in the village of Colville Lake during the winter of 1967-1968. A number of the young men in the community collaborated to make the schematic map, and provide me with both the English and native place names that accompany it. We checked the place names with some of the community elders in order to try to make them as accurate as possible."
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Colville Lake Native Place Names
Additional Info
- Project: The Trail of the Hare: Environment and Stress in a Sub-Arctic Community.
- Dataset Title: Colville Lake Native Place Names
- Orginator: Joel Savishinky
- Institution Type: academic
- Author: Joel Savishinky
- Distributor: Joel Savishinky
- Reports: Title The Trail of the Hare: Environment and Stress in a Sub-Arctic Community Volume 2 of Library of anthropology, ISSN 0141-1012 Author Joel S. Savishinsky Edition revised Publisher Taylor & Francis, 1994 ISBN 2881246478, 9782881246470 Length 294 pages
- Data Type: image/map
- Délı̨nę District: no
- K’asho Got’ı̨nę District: yes
- Tulı́t’a District: no
- Time Period: 196- - 197-
- Source Date: 1994
- Version: unknown
- Access Constraints: NA
- Use Constraints: None
- Completion Status: not digitized
- Maintenance: unknown
- Maintenance Frequency: unknown
- Metadata Available: In publication
- Metadata Contact: Joel Savishinky, Ithica College http://faculty.ithaca.edu/savishin/
- Spatial Extent: Colville Lake region
- Traditional Knowledge: yes
- Wildlife: no
- Habitat: no
- Keywords: place name; toponymic; traditional place name
- Data Category: raster
- Format: pdf
- Feature Count: 24
- Dataset Descriptive Name: Colville Lake Native Place Names, The Trail of the Hare: Environment and Stress in a Sub-Arctic Community.
- Scale: unknown
- Projection: unknown
- Downloadable: no
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