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Hide and babiche instructors/teachers


Paula and Monique teach the process of making babiche (rawhide lacings) and preparing hides in the community. They are speaking Dene K’e (North Slavey).  They are one of the eldest Indigenous mentors/educators of the K’ahsho Got’ine Nation, endeavouring to pass on the skills of processing moose hide/caribou hide/beaver hides and making babiche.  Translation by Lucy Jackson.

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Contact Details

Location: K'ahsho Got'ine
Name: Paula Gardebois and Monique Cotchilly
Title: Hide & Babiche teachers

Contributor

Name: Anne Marie Jackson 

Province/Territory

Northwest Territories

Education Levels

Community
Early Childhood
Family
Post-Secondary
Primary (K - Grade 8)
Secondary (Grade 9 - 12/13)

Education Topics

Culture
Elder Knowledge
Land-based Learning
Language
North Slavey
Traditional Knowledge

Language Spoken

English
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