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Walking Lilwat Traditional Territory
- 1. Image created by Vania Stager, 2010 Unceded Lil’wat Nation Traditional Territory
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Editor's Notes
- We are the Lil’wat7ul the real original people of this land, Lil’wat Nation tribe
- My native name is Yaqalatqa7 it means Weather Changer. My English name is Johnny Jones I am from the Lil’wat Nation Tribe. Painting done by Annie Ross from SFU
- All the land West of the Rocky Mountains is Unceded Indian Territories
- James Teit map 1906 the Lillooet Tribes.
- 1996 map, Upper Lillooet Tribes the ST’AT’IMC, Lil’wat7ul the Lil’wat Nation, Lower Lillooet tribes, Nku’tcin
- Key map on Lil’wat Nation, 2004
- Lil’wat Nation had 2 Regular trails going to the Coast to Sechelt
- Lil’wat Nation Boundary marker, Tree carving on the East Toba River by Zoltan creek
- Cwat’Cwat the dry spot in the middle of the Glacier in 1997
- Cwat’cwat’ , is the dark area in the Lillooet River Glacier in 1997
- NO Silt Lake back in 1947
- silt lake where the Lillooet river begins in 1997
- The Side wall of silt lake in 1997
- The Lillooet River Glacier. Taken from Salal creek on a Helicopter on Aug. 6-2010
- In 1940 Betty Talbat took this photo of Keyhole Falls
- The Keyhole Falls on Aug. 13-2010
- Kiosk display board of the Upper Lillooet River area the Meager creek. By INNERGEX and Lil’wat Nation
- 3000 years was the first time the Barrier came down, in the 1855 Barrier slide covered the Lil’wat Wolf Clan village . One skull was found here 1980’s and returned to Lil’wat Nation
- Lil’wat Nation , the Black Tusk is a Land marker boundary that can not be moved it will always be there.
- The chief was fishing when the Transformers came by , they talked to him but he was busy fishing and didn’t reply to them, so they transformed him in to a rock.
- I found a stone spear point in Daisy Lake in Sept. 24th, 2009 , when they lowered the water from the Dam. We got to walk around looking for sites.
- Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences D.P. Moore and W.H. Mathews date of slide 1855
- Whistler on October 28 1983 a 4 year old Lil’wat Native skull was found and returned to Lil’wat Nation , notes 1 of 2 skulls found in the Whistler area so far.
- in 1862 small pox was used to kill off the native people , so the white man didn’t have to deal with them for their land, Gold
- Last look making sure all people are dead from small pox before they cave in the house pit
- The Lil’wat people that died from the Small pox in 1862 were still inside the house pit when they caved them in at driftwood bay.
- fly over Whistler Green Lake on Sept. 16, 2015
- Lil’wat Nation had 2 Regular trails to the coast to Squamish and Burrard Inlet 3 days travel and a good trail, up the SOO River and down the Squamish river, from green lake over.
- after the first Small-pox that came it killed most of the Lil’wat Nation Wolf Clan in Whistler , the 2 remaining moved to Pemberton Meadows, the pit house village by Green Lake EaRr-1 , the last 2 that
- Side view of a pit house.
- House pit
- Stories that James Teit recorded from our elders in 1906-1912
- Lil’wat Nation stories , Kiosk display board made for Whistler Green Lake.
- John Sky
- Whistler at Green Lake
- The Whistler to Rubble creek
- Lil’wat Nation story at SLCC of Whistler Blackcomb.
- Lil’wat place names around Whistler.
- 1850 was the last Battle with the Thomson , the Lytton people , we killed them all just before Scudamore creek.
- The last battle up the stein valley in 1850
- The Chief Spintlum from Lytton came to Lillooet Lake to make peace
- Lizzy bay , Long point I found , Jan. 31, 2003
- Culturally Modified Tree at Lizzy bay
- (CMT) Culturally Modified tree at Lizzy bay
- Johnny Andrews 2nd cabin up the Lizzy creek
- Sapper Duffy mapped the Indian trail from Cayoosh creek to Lillooet Lake in 1860.
- Lil’wat known land mark Boundary is Teq.
- The Kiosk display board at Duffy lake the Lil’wat Nation works with B.C. Parks
- At Birkin just before Gates Lake is the Boundary marker made by the Transformers , the Upper Lillooet the St’at’imc and the Lower Lil’wat Nation
- Known areas where the transformers left thier mark , changed the earth took out the bad things
- Land marks made by the transformers
- At the old Baily bridge on Sept. 2000 we got a radiocarbon date=2.570+, at the new site bridge rock-painting= 120+, and at wood lot-49 , we got 3 radiocarbon dates 315, 1.127, 5.500 years old. ( at Adies Lake, Sampson creek NO Dates yet.)
- Thank you all for coming, THE END