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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Tahltan student activity sheets

Includes student activity sheets and photographs. Students were visiting the museum from Tahltan school, most likely during the Mehodhi exhibition.

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.

Tahltan transcripts Oct 2000, Dec 2000, Jan 2002

Interviews conducted by Judy Thompson with Julia and Charley Callbreath, Peggy and Dale Campbell, interviews from Tahltan visit to MOA December 11-12, 2000 with Pat and Edith Carlick and Robert and Jenny Quock, Melva Quock, and Sally Havard. Also present were Pam Brown, Allison Conin, and Judy Thompson; October 2000 interview with Linda and Virginia Bob by Tanya Bob about Tahltan collections

Museum visits - CMA Award

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

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