Grandma With Her Birch Basket and Ascended To The Moon

 
Database ID27792
InstitutionUniversity of Saskatchewan Archives
Fonds/CollectionJWT Spinks fonds
SeriesMG74-21A-Reference-General
File/Item ReferenceMG74-21A-Reference-General-NWT-Childrens-9 (Reference-General Box 14)
Date of creation1972
Physical description/extent1 magazine; 21 pages of textual records
Number of images1
Scope and contentFrom introduction: "These two stories come from quite different sources. Grandma With Her Birch Bark Basket is a Chipewyan legend that came from the people of Fort Resolution. Mrs. F. Nataway told the story to her granddaughter, Mrs. Dora Unka. Ascended To The Moon is an Eskimo legend related by Helen Pownuk. The place of origin of this particular version is Eskimo Point, a small Keewatin settlement that is over a thousand miles to the north and east of Fort Resolution. In reading the two stories the reader may wish to consider the similarities and differences between them and to try and answer in his own mind the question: "How might stories like these have been passed around, among, and between groups of people?" Includes a map of the Fort Resolution-Eskimo Point area.
ContributerAbraham, Bob (illustrator)
Curriculum Division, NWT Department of Education (illustrator)
Copyright holderCurriculum Division, NWT Department of Education
Copyright expiry dateUnknown
Other terms governing use and reproductionResponsibility regarding questions of copyright that may arise in the use of any images is assumed by the researcher.
TypePublished
Primary MediaTextual documents
Specific document typesMagazines
Provenance Access PointSpinks, John William Tranter, 1908-1997
Other notesFront cover scanned.
PlaceFort Resolution, Northwest Territories, Canada
Eskimo Point, Nunavut, Canada
Treaty boundariesNo treaty
Cultural regionSubarctic
SubjectCulture -- Folklore
Date Range(s)1970-1979
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