'Ksan facts for kids
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| Location | near Hazelton, British Columbia |
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| Type | Historical village and living museum |
ʼKsan is a special historical village and a "living museum" in British Columbia, Canada. It helps people learn about the Gitxsan Indigenous people. This unique place is found near a town called Hazelton. It sits right where the Skeena and Bulkley Rivers meet. This area is part of the traditional land of the Gitxsan people.
Exploring ʼKsan Historical Village
ʼKsan is like a step back in time. It shows what a traditional Gitxsan village looked like. Visitors can explore old-style buildings and learn about the Gitxsan way of life. It's called a "living museum" because it helps history come alive. You can see art, tools, and learn about the culture of the Gitxsan people.
A Look at History
The village of ʼKsan was established a long time ago, even before the town of Hazelton. It was founded in 1866. For many years, it was home to the Gitxsan Indigenous people. Today, it continues to share their rich history and traditions with everyone who visits.
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The entrance to ʼKsan Historical Village.
