The Lillooet Museum has a wide variety of artifacts, photos, taxidermy and other historical items representing the scope of Lillooet History. What we do not have is stories, information, and details around many of the artifacts. Can you help? If you know of any information, history or stories relating to the pieces housed here, please let us know!!!
Small Pipe
Rare St’at’imc soapstone bowl with two faces. Round on Russell Ranch in 1898. This bowl is 2000 years old,
This natural rock formation is a good luck charm. These were normally kept in buckskin bags or worn around the neck.
Arrowheads had a variety of uses and span a very long period of time. If you have stories around arrowhead use, please let us know!
Although this figure is our featured object, we have very little information about it. It is a small stone, seated figure that is orange in color.
Do you have any additional information about this object, its history or stories? If so, please share!
Jade adz are tools used to cut wood and animal hides. These adzes can take over 100 hours to craft
A cwíten is sometimes used in traditional St’at’imc ceremonies like a powwow to gather everyone together
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