Notes on the Shuswap People of British Columbia

abundant arrow arrow-stone bark Barrière River berries Boas Bonaparte branch British Columbia buried Câche Creek camp canoes Copper Island dead description of place eagle earth east side Adams eaten employed feast feet fire fish Fraser and Thompson Fraser River friends Geological given for Indian graves ground Guichon Creek head hill hunting Indian name inhabited J. W. Mackay jade Kamloops Lake KAMLOOPS SHEET killed Kwil-i-elt Kwoiek Creek Lillooet Little Shuswap Lake Lytton Meaning given mouth N-kik-sam-tam N-kua-la N-tla-ka-pe-mooh Name adopted NAMES OF PLACES Nicola River North Thompson noted nutlets obtained Okanagan Lake Pavilion Pavilion Creek Pavilion Lake pieces rock root salmon Seton Lake Shoo-wha'-pa-mooh Shuswap country side Adams Lake Similkameen Sin-ka-yap Skil-ap story stream stump Thompson River Thompson valley Tinneh tribes told tree Trout Lake Tulameen River turned to stone vicinity weir winter villages woman women wood Za-kwas'-ki