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HAIDA , a tribe of See also: North See also: American See also: Indians of Skittagetan stock
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They still occupy their See also: original home, the See also: Queen See also: Charlotte islands, See also: British See also: Columbia
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They are skilful See also: seamen, making long fishing expeditions in cedarwood canoes
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They are noted for their See also: carving and See also: basket-See also: work
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They formerly made raids on the See also: coast tribes
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See also: Slavery was hereditary, the slaves being prisoners of war
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The population, some 7000 in the See also: middle of the 19th century, is now reduced to a few hundreds
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See Handbook of American Indians (See also: Washington, 1907)
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Fo1 " Haida Texts and Myths," see Bull.29 Smithsonian Institution Burei., Amer
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Ethnol
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(1905)
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