snuhwulh ‘canoe’ sq’umul’ ‘paddle’ tey ‘pull a canoe’ stey ‘canoe race’ teyuwulh ‘modern style racing canoe’ Did you know? The Elders use canoe words when they talk about their cars. snuhwulh ‘canoe’ –> ‘car’ tl’ulumthut ‘to steer’ –> ‘to drive’ ’aalh ‘to get aboard a canoe’ –> ‘to get in a car’ ’ula’ulh ‘to be aboard a canoe’
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View and listen. Museum visitors can use their mobile phones to scan the QR code displayed with this image to listen to the accompanying story.
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View and listen. Museum visitors can use their mobile phones to scan the QR code displayed with this image to listen to the accompanying story.
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View and listen. Museum visitors can use their mobile phones to scan the QR code displayed with this image to listen to the accompanying story.
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View and listen. Museum visitors can use their mobile phones to scan the QR code displayed with this image to listen to the accompanying story.
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View and listen. Museum visitors can use their mobile phones to scan the QR code displayed with this image to listen to the accompanying story.
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