Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
1998
VHS
The Blackfoot people relied on the Buffalo for sustaining life. Every part of the animal was used to provide food, clothing, shelter, utensils and tools. To assure a victory over the buffalo, hunters devised a complex system of herding, after which the buffalo owere stampeded off a cliff. This system was invented over 8000 years ago and was still in use as late as the 1870's. Head-smashed-in Buffalo Jump, in southern Alberta, is the largest, oldest, and best-preserved buffalo jump in the world.
Item Details
Description:
- 1 videocassette (VHS) (23 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
- 1/2 in.
- VHS
Notes:
- Intended audience: general
- Canadiana.
- Produced by: Mitchel Azaria, and Ihor Macijiwsky.
- Licensed for public performance.
Control Number: 671135
Publisher: Port Credit, Ontario : Good Earth Productions / McNabb and Connolly, 1998.Series:
- History lands: Canada's heritage sites
- History lands: Canada's heritage sites ; 1
- History lands: Canada's heritage sites ; 1.
Subjects:
- Alberta -- History.
- Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump National Historic Site (Alta.) -- History.
- Indigenous peoples -- Alberta -- Social life and customs.
- Sihasapa -- Alberta -- History.
Genre: Video recordings.
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