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Leslie Williams puts eagle down into TerriLynn Williams Davidson's headdress as a sign of peace.
1 of 156 		Tamara White and Amelia Rea love to Haida dance.
2 of 156 		Mary Swanson and Joan Hart at the tluu xaada naay longhouse opening.
3 of 156 		Lucille Bell and Dorothy Bell attend a women's conference in Terrace.
4 of 156 		Margaret Hewer was a strong Eagle woman who loved to sing.
5 of 156 		Haana Edenshaw is a young Eagle girl learning the Haida language.
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Sandy and Evelyn Gagnon with their aunt Jane Bell, three Eagle girls.
7 of 156 		April Davis hams it up at Halloween.
8 of 156 		April Davis prepared spruce roots for weaving.
9 of 156 		Holly Churchill prepared spruce roots for weaving.
10 of 156 		Deloris Churchill weaving at the Canadian Museum of Civilization.
11 of 156 		Tiffany and Carrie Vanderhoop, sisters who have their grandmother's weaving skills.
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Tiffany Vanderhoop swoons the crowd at kareoke.
13 of 156 		Selina Peratovich prepares cedar bark for weaving.
14 of 156 		Trish Collison, a Haida anthropologist plays a game at a bridal shower.
15 of 156 		Flora Russ, matriarch of the clan decorating cakes.
16 of 156 		Trish, Deena and Christine Collison sitting pretty.
17 of 156 		Amelia Ray in Washington, D.C.
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