Simpcw adaptation to change : 1930-1950

British Columbia. Ministry of Skills, Training and Labour. (Added Author).

Summary: The Simpcw are Shuswap people who have lived in the North Thompson valley, in the interior of BC, for many generations. This resource was developed to explore the experiences of the elders during their youth in the 1930's to the 1950's, and how they remember adapting to changes occurring in their daily lives.

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Physical Description: print
41 p. : ill. (some col.), maps, ports. ; 28 cm.
Publisher: [Victoria, B.C. : BC Ministry of Skills, Training, and Labour], c1999.

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"The elders: Louise Jules, Ida Williams, Louis Matthew, Elizabeth Eustache, Ida Matthew, and Lizette Donald"--Special acknowledgments.

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Jules, Louise
Williams, Ida
Matthew, Louis
Eustache, Elizabeth
Matthew, Ida
Donald, Lizette
Simpcw (Shuswap people) -- Biography
Simpcw (Shuswap people) -- Social life and customs
Shuswap Indians -- Biography
Shuswap Indians -- History
Indians of North America -- British Columbia -- North Thompson Valley -- Biography
Personal narratives
North Thompson River Valley (B.C.) -- Biography

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