PowerPoint Presentation - The Minto Mapping Project

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The Minto Mapping Project 2001
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Traveling by river is a way of life

• The Tatalina river with little C.O.D. in the
  background

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The climb to the top of C.O.D

• All the elders climbed the hill which was no easy
  task

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From the top of Tho odi

• Susie Charlie was the first to spot the bull
  moose that the students shot

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How much noise can we make?

• The girls ate a lot and made way to much noise

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Moose can kill

• Extreme care must be taken when approaching a
  downed moose

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Good luck going back home

• The first thing to do after dropping a moose is
  to remove the head and point it towards home, so
  that you will have good luck next time hunting

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SKINNING THE MOOSE

• LUKE TITUS AND EZRA GIBSON SKINNING MOOSE

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Traditions Live On

• Luke shows the young men how to correctly use a
  knife to remove the ribs.

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Women at a Moose kill

• Women have a role in assisting the men in the
  butchering.

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Packing Moose to Boat

• A moose can weigh 1,000 lb. It will take twelve
  trips to pack out all the meat.

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HANGING MEAT

• Taking care of the meat is very important.it must
  be kept cool and clean

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As we did 1,000 years ago

• Each night the group sat around the camp fire to
  stay warm and to listen to stories by the elders

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Elders have a great sense of humor

• It was nice to see the elders always having a
  good time and making us laugh

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Cultural Heritage Education Institute

• C.H.E.I helped organize and fund the trip.

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Special Thanks to the Elders

• Lige and Susie
• Virgil and Vernell
• Luke Titus
• Elsie Titus
• Gabe Nollner