Mehodihi: Well-Known Traditions of Tahltan People "Our Great Ancestors Lived That Way"

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  • October 13, 2003 - October 31, 2004.
  • MOA Curator of Ethnology Pam Brown (Heiltsuk), guest curator Tanya Bob (Tahltan), and members of the Tahltan community create the first ever museum exhibit of Tahltan First Nations art and culture. The Tahltan live in the villages of Iskut and Dease Lake on the Stewart-Cassiar Highway, and Telegraph Creek, below the Grand Canyon of the Stikine River. This exhibit has been developed collaboratively to highlight the profound and continuing links between the Tahltan and their land, culture, and heritage.

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Exhibit reviews

Includes correspondence and meeting minutes about developing a process for formal exhibition review after the exhibition closes.

Mehodihi exhibition report

Files includes a copy of the Tahltan Project Final Report - stage 3, a copy of Tahltan Tribe declaration 1910, a note from guest curator Tanya Bob, and reflections on project from Pam Brown (report to Museum Assistance Programme).

Museum visits - CMA Award

Photographs from Canadian Museum Association awards ceremony and photographs of visits to museums with Indigenous exhibits

Photos: visit to Tahltan territory Oct 00 / Tahltan visit to CMC, MOA, and RBCM Dec. 2000

Photographs taken during visit to Tahltan territory in October 2000 - Pam Brown (MOA), Tanya Bob (MOA), Judy Thompson (CMC), and Alan Hoover (RBCM) were present. Photographs taken during visit to the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Museum of Anthropology, and Royal British Columbia Museum by Talhtan community members and museum staff in December 2000

Portraits of unidentified individuals

Portraits of 11 individuals. There is no identifying information or indication of what they were taken for, but based on date on back of image they may be related to Mehodihi exhibition.

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