Etsi虂m Skw鈥檚him iy ta kwekwi虂n sch鈥檈txw
(Squamish Translation)
Squamish Translation by Set谩lten, Norman Guerrero Jr., of the Squamish Nation
Written by Veselin Jungic and Mark MacLean
Illustrated by Bethani L'Heureux
Small Number and the Old Totem Pole
My name is Small Number. This is a story that I鈥檝e heard from my grandmother and that she heard from her grandmother. It is about an old totem pole built by my ancestors on a beach close to our village.
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Story Transcript: English and Squamish
Credits and Acknowledgements
Written by Veselin Jungic, SFU, and Mark MacLean, UBC; Illustrator: Bethani L'Heureux from the 'Namgis First Nation; Voice: Bethani L'Heureux from the 'Namgis First Nation (English); Thomas Jones (Siwut) Hul鈥檘鈥檜mi鈥檔um鈥� Version: Translated by Ruby Peter (Sti'tum'at); Narration by Thomas Jones (Siwut); Language Editing by Donna Gerdts, 51猎奇入口; Sound: David Brigden, 51猎奇入口 (English); Donna Gerdts, 51猎奇入口 (Hul鈥檘鈥檜mi鈥檔um鈥�) Music: Cameron Tatham, Vancouver, BC, and Barry Cardinal from the Bigstone Cree Nation; Producer: Veselin Jungic, 51猎奇入口; Director: Andy Gavel, Ryerson University; Special Thanks To: Tom Archibald, 51猎奇入口; Pam Borghardt, 51猎奇入口; Ozren Jungic, University of Oxford; Department of Mathematics, 51猎奇入口; Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia; The IRMACS Centre, 51猎奇入口; Faculty of Science, 51猎奇入口; Department of Linguistics, 51猎奇入口; Office for Aboriginal Peoples, 51猎奇入口; Pacific Institute For Mathematical Sciences; **** This story is an adaptation of the Russian fairy tale "The Giant Turnip" inspired by west coast First Nation's traditions and art.