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Object Number
975-65-10/100184.1.66
Display Title
Map of route followed by Frank Russell in 1893-1894
Descriptions
Object Description
Written on photograph (verso): "1 / Route followed / by / Frank Russell / in 1893-4"
Department
Photographic
Date
1893-1894
Artist
Prof. Frank Russell
Culture
- Arctic and Subarctic Native American styles
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
/
Canada
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Northwest Territories
Dimensions
Overall: 8.89 x 11.43 cm (3 1/2 x 4 1/2 in.)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 975-65-10/100184.1.70 | Granite rocks along shore of Great Slave Lake |
Northwest Territories
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.93 | Tobacco pipes |
Canada
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.67 | York boat on Athabasca River |
Northwest Territories
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.68 | North shore of Great Slave Lake |
Northwest Territories
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.69 | North shore of Great Slave Lake |
Northwest Territories
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.78 | Depots at Fort Simpson (Liidlii Kue) |
Fort Simpson
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.79 | Group at Fort Simpson (Liidlii Kue) |
Fort Simpson
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| 975-65-10/100184.1.80 | Metis' shanty at Fort Simpson (Liidlii Kue) |
Fort Simpson
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.73 | Pike from Great Slave Lake |
Northwest Territories
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.74 | Puppy at Behchokǫ̀ |
Rae
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.76 | Big house at Fort Providence, Behchokǫ̀ |
Rae
| ||
| 975-65-10/100184.1.91 | Man and dog front of building at Fort McPherson (Teetå'it Zheh) |
Fort McPherson
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