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Canoes used by the natives of Oonalashka . - [17-]
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Canoes used by the natives of Oonalashka . - [17-]

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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[17-] (indexed as 1700)
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Scope & content
Cette gravure présente des autochtones d'Ooonalashka naviguant à l'aide de deux embarcations de petite taille, avec les rivages en arrière-plan. L'illustration à partir de laquelle a été réalisée cette gravure aurait initialement été effectuée par John Webber, au cours du troisième voyage de James Cook à travers le Pacifique. Le document est en anglais. La pièce porte les cotes 1G4528 et 42282.
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CanoeCliffEngravingHatIndigenous PeoplesLandscapeManPaddleRockSailboatShipWaterTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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1 gravure : entoilée ; 12 x 18 cm sur feuille 15 x 21 cm.
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This is an engraved print titled in italic script beneath the image, showing two men in a long narrow canoe in the foreground and a third man paddling a second canoe at right, all in the water. Behind them is a rocky, wooded headland, with two small sailing boats or canoes with raised sails on the calm water and a few distant figures near the shoreline. The image is a monochrome line engraving on cream paper with a printed caption and handwritten reference numbers at the bottom.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Canoes used by the Natives of OonalashkaIG452842288Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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