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Slate
carvings
offered
by
talented
craftsmen
The
most
outstanding
native
artifacts
with
tourist
appeal
in
Prince
Rupert
are
argil
lite
or
slate
carvings
of
to
totem
¬
tem
poles
made
by
the
Hai
Haidas
¬
das
These
glistening
black
to
totem
¬
tem
poles
intricately
carved
and
highly
polished
are
fash
fashioned
¬
ioned
by
Haidas
joung
and
old
and
sell
for
as
much
as
15
an
inch
Several
Prince
Rupert
stores
which
buy
di
direct
¬
rect
from
the
carvers
feature
them
The
argillite
itself
comes
from
a
mountain
quarry
high
up
Slatecauck
Creek
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
The
quarry
belongs
exclusively
to
the
Haidas
In
recent
years
a
number
of
manufacturers
elsewhere
in
BC
have
been
turning
out
41
Coast
city
one
of
most
unique
in
Canada
There
arc
a
lot
of
things
about
Prince
R
u
pc
r
t
that
make
this
coast
city
unique
in
Canada
but
jou
wont
find
many
of
its
most
unusual
as
aspects
¬
pects
in
a
tourist
guide
or
Chamber
of
Commerce
book
booklet
¬
let
For
one
thing
Prince
Rup
Rupert
¬
ert
has
the
highest
percent
age
of
native
Indians
of
any
urban
community
in
Canada
One
in
every
12
of
the
citys
residents
is
Indian
descend
descended
¬
ed
from
the
Tsimpsean
Hai
da
or
other
native
peoples
of
the
northwest
They
arc
rabid
participants
and
fans
of
organized
sport
particularly
basketball
Most
Spellings
translations
of
Indian
names
vary
In
the
language
of
the
Gitsanf
a
branch
of
the
Tsimpsean
people
jou
will
run
into
a
var-
iety
of
spelling
of
place
names
on
the
maps
etc
The
samcf
applies
to
the
translation
of
names
The
following
spelling
and
translations
should
suffice
the
average
traveller
If
jou
are
interested
in
delving
into
the
history
and
legends
of
the
people
of
the
Skeena
there
aref
a
number
of
books
and
pamph
pamphlets
¬
lets
available
Gitsan
means
people
who
live
up
the
Kshian
Skeena
Kit
or
Git
means
People
of
Kitamaat
People
of
the
snow
Kitselas
The
deep
gorge
or
narrows
Gitermake
tourchlight
Kitwanga
rapids
Hagwilget
Kitwancool
place
Kisgegas
Spearing
fish
by
The
place
of
the
The
quiet
people
The
narrow
Place
of
the
sea-
gulls
Kuldo
Back
in
the
Kispiox
The
hiding
woods
place
native
settlements
such
as
Kincolith
Kitkatla
and
Met
lakatla
have
hoop
teams
Should
a
visitor
happen
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert
when
a
fu
funeral
¬
neral
is
being
held
for
a
prominent
member
of
one
of
the
district
tribes
he
will
see
something
quite
unusual
in
North
America
Cars
with
mourners
form
a
cortege
that
extends
for
blocks
along
the
citys
main
street
other
traffic
comes
to
a
standstill
and
onlookers
stand
silently
while
an
all
native
brass
band
plays
Cho
Chopins
¬
pins
Funeral
March
For
a
half
hour
the
Indian
asserts
his
right
to
honor
his
dead
in
impressive
solemnity
Prince
Rupert
gets
a
heavy
annual
rainfall
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inches
last
j
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and
gales
but
most
residents
of
long
standing
pre
prefer
¬
fer
their
soft
mild
and
almost
snow
free
climate
to
harsher
weather
of
the
B
C
interior
Subtle
colors
that
the
eye
takes
a
while
to
get
accus
accustomed
¬
tomed
to
can
be
found
in
the
landscape
On
the
other
hand
the
glo
glorious
¬
rious
sunsets
that
glow
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Prince
Ruperts
deep
shelt
sheltered
¬
ered
harbor
strike
the
behold
beholder
¬
er
with
a
tremendous
impact
These
technicolor
spectacles
which
cast
purple
and
mauve
reflections
onto
harbor
wa
waters
¬
ters
have
been
compared
by
world
travellers
with
sunsets
east
of
Aden
On
a
fine
sum
summer
¬
mer
evening
joull
see
pho
photography
¬
tography
fans
lined
up
click
clicking
¬
ing
color
camera
shutters
at
Roosevelt
Park
overlooking
the
harbor
Roosevelt
Park
with
its
public
trailer
grounds
was
named
for
the
US
President
because
American
troops
were
stationed
there
during
the
last
war
Prince
Ruperts
far
wester
westerly
¬
ly
position
has
endowed
it
with
long
hours
of
daylight
in
summer
You
can
read
a
newspaper
outdoors
at
11
p
m
in
late
June
Prince
Rupert
is
not
only
the
stepping
stone
to
Alaska
via
the
new
Alaska-state-operated
Marine
Highway
fer
ferry
¬
ry
system
but
also
the
jump
jumping
¬
ing
off
point
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
most
west
westerly
¬
erly
part
of
Canada
100
miles
away
Fringed
by
sweeping
beach
beaches
¬
es
on
their
east
coast
the
Charlottes
are
the
home
of
the
proud
smiling
Haidas
whose
civilization
lies
in
ruins
in
a
score
of
villages
on
Gra
Graham
¬
ham
and
Marseby
Islands
the
two
main
islands
The
Charlottes
can
be
reached
by
boat
and
by
both
regular
and
charter
plane
service
from
Prince
Rupert
imitation
argillite
totems
These
are
made
of
a
pulver
pulverized
¬
ized
moulded
material
Since
they
sell
for
much
less
than
the
genuine
prod
product
¬
uct
these
imitation
poles
have
been
making
big
inroads
into
traditional
Haida
markets
The
real
Haida
craft
is
aji
ancient
one
dating
from
the
days
of
pioneer
trade
Early
carvings
from
such
famous
craftsmen
as
Chief
Edensaw
comprise
the
worlds
great
collections
Each
carver
de
develops
¬
velops
his
own
style
as
be
carved
his
totemic
emblems
Early
works
included
dishes
and
candleholders
sometimes
inlaid
with
abalone
shell
However
today
the
Haida
carvers
concentrate
on
totem
poles
anywhere
from
four
to
14
inches
high
One
of
finest
museums
in
province
at
Rupert
Rated
as
one
of
the
finest
museums
in
BC
for
a
city
the
size
of
Prince
Rupert
12500
pop
the
Museum
of
Northern
British
Columbia
is
a
modern
home
for
examples
of
ancient
craftsmanship
of
north
coast
peoples
before
the
white
mans
arrival
Ceremonial
costumes
and
regalia
outstanding
argillite
carvings
by
the
Haidas
of
the
Queen
Char
Charlotte
¬
lotte
Islands
and
hundreds
of
other
fascinating
exhibits
make
this
museum
one
that
draws
visitors
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