Showing posts with label Cooks ferry Indian band. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cooks ferry Indian band. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

re: the Nlaka`pamux and the Nkempci`n of spences bridge..

Hello Lovers,

I am learning more about my people and where i am from on my mothers side of the family, who are from Spences Bridge, BC. Check out this old photos. 

until next time,


Chris Bose. 





The chief`s head mountain
Before the landslide which was in 1913?

3rd bridge in Spenceès Bridge, BC?

This bluff is across from our land.
still there, a little smaller. 

5 men looking bad ass traditional style
my great great grand pa John Tetlinitsa
is second from the left. 

I can`t remember the name of this boy, i`ll find it and post later!


Nlaka`pamux facial tattoos or painting. 

The owl dreams bring success to a hunter under it`s wings. 

lighting rolls and the running man. 


Unknown real old photo of North side of Spence`s Bridge, or
Nkemtci`n. 

Some of our face tattoos

My great great grand pappy
John Tetlinitsa from Spatzum

Tuesday, January 12, 2016

re: Arthur`s seat, or the Chief`s Head.

Hello friends, fans, foe and lovers,

here`s the photograph i took of Arthur`s seat, a steep mountain in spences bridge for my band`s signage. and there`s Arthur`s seat in the winter and the sign and the mountain together. I`m trying to track down it`s Nlaka`pamux name, if you know it, holler!

In the meantime, cheers big ears, 


Chris Bose. 





re: new photos

Hello Lovers,

here are some photos from my mum`s festive house from the holidays. happy new year to you. i`ll be back before you know it!

Cheers,

cb













Friday, April 05, 2013

Re: N'lakapamux cultural survival

Hello lovers,

On another note, my band and Siska band partnered up to create these amazing Nlaka'pamux field guides about our traditional foods and cultural practices!

They are incredible and share a wealth of knowledge about our culture and food gathering practices, as well as understanding a better knowledge of how our people lived harmoniously with land.

Our language hangs perilously close to extinction, the colonial agend was successful on many levels, but books like this give me faith that it can be saved and renewed. I hope.

The paper in the field guide is waterproof, making it an actual useable field guide!
And the books are full of recipes and more for each season, as well as a handy dandy quick reference poster!!

Many thanks to chief David Walkem and chief Fred Samson for their vision and perseverance and everyone involved in these books!!