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Xatśūll First Nation Cultural Village and the Four Seasons
Winter
In the winter months, storytelling was a popular pastime, which gave the following generations an understanding of their history, culture, and relationship to the land, as well as many jobs such as tanning hides, making clothes, and basket weaving.
Spring
Spring the time of celebration, giving thanks and asking for abundant gifts for the new seasons.
Summer
When spring gives way to summer, it is time to prepare for catching Chinook salmon. If the first salmon is caught , there was a feast , a celebration , to the return of life . The time of harvesting had begun. Life along the river awakened again.
Autumn
Is the time when hunters can show their skills and marksmanship.
The clans practiced harmonious relationships with natural processes as taught by the elders. They knew the rotating hunting, trapping, and gathering areas, regular burning of the ground, to remove forest waste , limit the size of settlements.
Winter
In the winter months, storytelling was a popular pastime, which gave the following generations an understanding of their history, culture, and relationship to the land, as well as many jobs such as tanning hides, making clothes, and basket weaving.
Spring
Spring the time of celebration, giving thanks and asking for abundant gifts for the new seasons.
Summer
When spring gives way to summer, it is time to prepare for catching Chinook salmon. If the first salmon is caught , there was a feast , a celebration , to the return of life . The time of harvesting had begun. Life along the river awakened again.
Autumn
Is the time when hunters can show their skills and marksmanship.
The clans practiced harmonious relationships with natural processes as taught by the elders. They knew the rotating hunting, trapping, and gathering areas, regular burning of the ground, to remove forest waste , limit the size of settlements.
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Xatśūll (Hat'sooth) est la tribu Shuswap la plus septentrionale de la nation Secwépemc, qui est la plus grande nation de l'intérieur de la Colombie-Britannique. L'utilisation de la terre a entraîné des contacts avec les peuples voisins.
Xatśūll était connu pour célébrer et faire la guerre avec la nation Chilcotin voisine, mais il se méfiait toujours des Cris. Il y avait une bonne relation avec les Carrier du sud qui appelaient les Shuswap le sens de « Atnah », « vivre dans des habitations souterraines ». Les mariages mixtes entre communautés voisines étaient une stratégie de survie importante, car l'échec du saumon annuel pouvait entraîner la famine ou la migration et ces relations pouvaient être invoquées pour partager les territoires de chasse et de pêche.
Comme beaucoup d'autres Premières Nations, la Nation Xatśūll a suivi un mode de vie de chasse et de cueillette centré sur les groupes familiaux et axé sur le fleuve Fraser et le saumon. Les modèles d'utilisation des terres étaient en harmonie avec les processus naturels.
des explications plus amples mon ami !
merci je découvre !
belle journée Aschi ! Amitiés♫
Ecobird club has replied to Valeriane ♫ ♫ ♫¨* clubBonne et agréable journée.
Have a nice day!
Life on the "island" enchanted!!
Wonderful image and great information, Aschi!
en zeer interessante informatie Aschi
HFF and have a good weekend
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