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Haisla Indian Culture and History

As a complement to our Haisla language information, here is our collection of indexed links about the Haisla tribe and their society. Please note that Haislas and other American Indians are living people with a present and a future as well as a past. Haisla history is interesting and important, but the Haisla Indians are still here today, too, and we try to feature modern writers as well as traditional folklore, contemporary art as well as museum pieces, and the life and struggles of today as well as the tragedies of yesterday. Suggestions for new links are always welcome.

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Haisla Tribal and Community Websites

Kitimaat Village Council:
    Homepage of the Haisla Nation.

Haisla Lifestyle and Tradition

Kitamaat:
    History of the Haisla First Nation in Canada.
Canadian Peoples: Wakashans:
    Ethnography of the Haisla and other Northwest Coast Natives.
Haisla Legends:
    Collection of Haisla mythology and traditional stories.
Haisla Totem Pole:
    Story of a sacred Haisla totem pole's return from a museum in Sweden.
Four Directions Institiute: Haisla:
    Haisla timeline and links.

Books for sale on the Haislas
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Peoples of the Northwest Coast:
    Book for sale on the archaeology and anthropology of the Haisla and other Northwestern Indians.
Monkey Beach:
    Novel by Haisla author Eden Robinson about contemporary northwest Indian life.
Native American Books:
    Evolving list of books about Haislas and American Indians in general.

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Links, References, and Additional Information

  Wikipedia: Haisla First Nation:
  Information about the Haislas in Spanish.
  Los Haisla * Historia y lengua haisla:
   Information about the Haisla people in Spanish.
   Haisla Nation:
   Haisla links.



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