Tagé Cho Hudän Interpretive Center

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The days Cho Hudän Interpretive Center is in Carmacks in Canada's Yukon -based exhibition and education buildings ( Interpretive center ). His focus is on the history of the northern Tutchone , a First Nations group in the Yukon. The house is open from late May to early September.

The house, which opened in 1996, is run by Mark Nelson as Heritage Officer and Coordinator, Cindy Charlie and William Fairclough work as translators.

collection

The focus of the collection is the culture of the northern Tutchone, with clothing, blankets, tools, hunting tools and canoes in the foreground. There are also caribou fences, a tanning area for elk skins , storage for drying fish, and finally a mammoth tooth. The number of artifacts is about a hundred, including a small collection of photos. There are also sound and text recordings of the oral tradition.

Publications

  • Dawn Charlie, Ruth Gotthardt: Archeology of the Tatchun and Frenchman Lakes Area , Carmacks o. J.

Web links

Coordinates: 62 ° 6 ′ 2.8 ″  N , 136 ° 16 ′ 5.8 ″  W.