Monday 8 April 2013

Kamloops Pithouses - Secwepemc Museum Spring 2013


Guide


Pithouse #1 - Back View

Women's Entrance

Men's Entrance/Exit

Inside View - Natural Light

First Pithouse

Inside Left

Inside Right

Front View

Fireplace

Super stoked! Two thumbsssss UP!

Ruff

Firewood/Ceiling

Guide

Women's Exit - Beautiful!

Guide

Pithouse #2

Second Pithouse - Closer...

Inside Right - Beams and Rafters

Heyy there Trav! - Inside Left - Benches

Firewood/Entrance

Nice Poles....

Ceremonial Room/Spacious/Seating

Men's Entrance

Where's the fire?

Center shot - Natural Light! Beauty!Cre


Creeperrrrr

Take a seat, stay a while!

I can seee youuu!

Guide

Drawing/Instructions

Pithouse #3 - Almost Complete

4 Main Posts!

Inside View - Posts and Rafters

King of the Castle!

Blue Sky! - Men's Soon to be Entrance

Don't Jump Tanner!

Guide

Guide Photo

Guide Photo

Guide

Bossy! - Pithouse #4

Walls

Outside Front

Creepin...

Inside and Out

Firewood

Panorama 1

Panorama 2

Panorama 3

Panorama 4

Panorama 5

Panorama 6... & TRAV!

Two-fer! Double the pleasure!!!

Off to work I go!

Climbing

Building the fire!

HEY!

Fireplace, ladders, and benches!

YEEEEEHAWWWW!

Guide



Photo

4 Reconstructed Pithouses and Bench

Peak Shot! Ladders and Perspective of River

River

4 Pithouses

3 Pithouses and River!

Ladder, 3 Pithouses, River - Perspective

How can you not love it?

Reconstruction = Half Complete!

Ground Cooking

How to...

Knee High??

I don't fit, too big to eat

Pit

Snack on that for lunch!

Ohh would you look at that!

Pithouse #1


Map

6 comments:

  1. Great pictures! They really help showcase the pithouses and give an idea of what they were like. Like the comments on all of the pictures too.

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  2. Love the enthusiasm. This blog makes me want to go visit the pit houses!

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  3. Who thought pit houses could be so much fun?

    A lot of cool info, and loved the photo and caption duo accompaniment

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  4. Nicely done! It looks like you had fun exploring and taking pictures, and that translates to the reader. I look forward to the next adventure you decide to share!

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  5. Looks wonderful! You spurred me to read about how the world has used these... and why! Very interesting indeed! Keep up the great work!

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  6. Hi, I am the archivist for the Secwepemc Museum. You have some nice photos here. Would you mind if we use one? We are lacking in interior images of the Thompson Phase pithouse, I need one for a project. Of course you will receive credit for photography. my work email is Carryl.armstrong@kib.ca if you would like to contact me via email. Best regards, Carryl

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