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A more instructive occupation cannot be found for children than basketry and its allied subjects. It not only is fascinating in itself, but develops patience, judgment, dexterity and skill, and embodies the satisfaction of making a beautiful and useful article. It is not only an educative occupation for school, but for the home as well. -- Handicrafts, pg114

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Giihlgiigaa Tsiij Git’anne: Vancouver, BC, Canada; My Haida name is Giihlgiigaa, gannyaa designate, of the Tsiij git'anee Eagle (Guud) Clan. Hummingbird (dak dak digaa) & Skate (ts'íit’aa), Black whale (kun), Beaver and Sculpin are my clan Crests. My father & his parents are of Russian decent. I also have twins, Jason and Lilli Mayer. I am a Haida Weaver of cedar bark. http://ithkilgaa.co.nr

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