Git Skee’een Niidiit by Judith P. Morgan
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Git Skee’een Niidiit by
J.P. Morgan Author and Artist
J.P. Morgan Author and Artist
128 Pgs. Full color Hard back 8 1/2 x 11
Price: $50.00 U.S. Dollar + *shipping/handling
Price: $50.00 U.S. Dollar + *shipping/handling
This Book was Planned for the First Nation teachers as they teach
First Nation History. This book has taken years to complete.
It is a small Frontier that will hopefully lead someday to “us
teaching ourselves.”
First Nation History. This book has taken years to complete.
It is a small Frontier that will hopefully lead someday to “us
teaching ourselves.”
Limited Edition Print : Signed
18 x 25 watercolor Acid-free paper Price: $70.00 Canadian
18 x 25 watercolor Acid-free paper Price: $70.00 Canadian
Limited Edition Print : Signed
18 x 25 watercolor Acid-free paper Price: $70.00 Canadian
18 x 25 watercolor Acid-free paper Price: $70.00 Canadian
Limited Edition Print : Signed
18 x 25 watercolor Acid-free paper Price: $70.00 Canadian
18 x 25 watercolor Acid-free paper Price: $70.00 Canadian
Limited Edition Print : Signed
18 x 25 watercolor Acid-free paper Price: $70.00 Canadian
18 x 25 watercolor Acid-free paper Price: $70.00 Canadian
People of the Skeena River
Many books have been written by First Nations Authors
admonishing such a task. The last few years the Powers that
be (Indian Act) have allowed teachers uncertified to walk
into a classroom and perform classroom management that
should have been learned in college. These courageous
people have had the burden to pass on the language and
culture of their people in a classroom setting……
More Gitksan teachers need to rise up and start teaching
their own people. ….
This book has taken years to complete.
It contains a lifetime of Judith P. Morgan’s native life
experience’s and her artist talents convey how wonderful
life a Gitksan People lived and survived on the Skeena
River and Skeena Mountains and the Fishing Cannery’s.
Many books have been written by First Nations Authors
admonishing such a task. The last few years the Powers that
be (Indian Act) have allowed teachers uncertified to walk
into a classroom and perform classroom management that
should have been learned in college. These courageous
people have had the burden to pass on the language and
culture of their people in a classroom setting……
More Gitksan teachers need to rise up and start teaching
their own people. ….
This book has taken years to complete.
It contains a lifetime of Judith P. Morgan’s native life
experience’s and her artist talents convey how wonderful
life a Gitksan People lived and survived on the Skeena
River and Skeena Mountains and the Fishing Cannery’s.
- Chief Stephen Morgan tried to stop the
railroad from tearing newly built
graveyards. - Dances performed at a feast’s in Long
house's. - Life living off the land in the mountains as
well as fishing on the mighty Skeena River. - The Cannery Life
- Life as it was growing up as a Gitksan
Princess.
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