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a member of the Métis Nation of Alberta
Approx 11 inches by 7 inches
Today our Tribe is known as the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation
possibly relating to a local white-fish used by indigenous inhabitants for fertilizing land
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Jeremy Dennis - "The Point, Shinnecock Indian Reservation" Framed 24x36 Photograph necklace a member of the MétisKnown as The Point to Shinnecock Reservation residents, this marshland has been used as a communal resource for fishing and hunting for many generations. Many of the Shinnecock youth continue to learn hunting skills by their parents here. Snow Geese, Shade Bushes, and Huckleberries are among the varied natural resources utilized and respected in this area. 24 X 36 From the project On This Site Archival Giclee Print My photography explores indigenous
