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Mick Morrison carves his first sculpture, a dogfish from his wife's clan.
55 of 170 		Harold Yeltatzie is a great Haida artist.
56 of 170 		Leona Clow teaches Haida language to the Massett todlers.
57 of 170 		Sharon Hitchcock as a young woman.
58 of 170 		Jenny Cross loves visiting museums that hold old Haida collections.
59 of 170 		Willie Matthews, chief Weah was a distinguished chief of Old Massett.
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Willie Matthews giving a basketball award.
61 of 170 		Amanda Edgars loved to Haida sing and dance with her family.
62 of 170 		Bev Samuels is the winner of the Haida Women's Achievement award and the mother of two girls.
63 of 170 		Bonnie Dallyn.
64 of 170 		Gwaai Edenshaw is a creative jeweller.
65 of 170 		Jaalen Edenshaw enjoys carving and teaching Haida to his daughter Haana.
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Ken Edgars, chief Thasi visits the National Museum of the American Indian.
67 of 170 		Kevin Brown represented the Haida at the Canada Pavillion at Expo '98 in Portugal.
68 of 170 		Louise Almquest shows her whale blanket. She is now a cedar bark weaver like her mother.
69 of 170 		Paul White, in his regalia.
70 of 170 		Pansy White's button blanket
71 of 170 		Reg Davidson visits the Museum fur Volkerkunde to see some of the oldest Haida collections.
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