Ringbolt Island in the Kitselas Canyon
Ringbolt Island is the location of five seperate petroglyphs. It is most likely that the petroglyphs in the Kitselas Canyon aree associated with shamanism. A shaman is a religious specialist and healer whose primary function is to cure people. Shamanic activity was carried out away from village site...
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| Format: | Still Image |
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2008
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| Online Access: | https://digital.lib.sfu.ca/billreid-1949/ringbolt-island-kitselas-canyon |
| Summary: | Ringbolt Island is the location of five seperate petroglyphs. It is most likely that the petroglyphs in the Kitselas Canyon aree associated with shamanism. A shaman is a religious specialist and healer whose primary function is to cure people. Shamanic activity was carried out away from village sites and was very closely associated with notioins of transformation. |
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