The Kakwa received an overall score of 3.3 out of a possible 100 for this section.
HUMAN HISTORY |
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CATEGORY |
COMPONENT |
SUBCOMPONENT |
ELEMENTS |
| Historical Development | First Nations Pre-contact | Temporal/Cultural Affinities-0 | -Honzon/cultural markers for Early, Middle, Late Prehistoric and Protohistoric Periods (e.g., Clovis, Folsom, Osbow, McKean, etc.). |
| Resource Exploitation-0 | -Exotic materials, work shops, quarries, kill sites (pounds, jumps, kills, etc.), clay source, paint source, plant collection sites, plant processing sites. etc. | ||
| Habitation-0 | -Stone circles, buried camps, surface camps, earthlodges, pit houses, etc. | ||
| Ideology-0 | -Sacred sites (dream beds, calms, effigies, markers, medicine wheels, ribstones, pictographs, etc.), burials. | ||
| First Nations Contact | Fur Trade-0 | -Trade goods, fisheries, fur post plantations, adapted European goods. | |
| Rebellion /Treaty-0 | -Battle fields, significant camps, e.g., Big Bear’s Camp, etc. Significant localities, e.g., Blackfoot Crossing, home farms, industrial schools, supply farms, reserves, etc. | ||
| Traditional Land Use-7 | - Sacred geography, modified trees, prints, cairns, etc. | ||
| Metis | Habitation-4 | -Cellar depressions, trading establishments, cemeteries, villages,’ river lot settlement, etc. | |
| Provisioning-0 | -Bison kills, winter settlements, etc. | ||
| Rebellion-0 | -Battle sites, graves, etc. | ||
| Fur Trade | Contact (1870-1778)-0 | - Trading establishments, outposts, etc. | |
| Rivalry (1774-1821)-0 | - Parallel trading establishments, outposts, etc. | ||
| Monopoly (1821-1859)-0 | HBC trading establishments, outposts, etc. | ||
| Free Traders (1850-1920)-0 | HBC trading posts, free trade posts, etc. | ||
| Settlement | Exploration-0 | Camps, cairns, markers, etc. | |
| Legal Survey-0 | Camps, cairns, trails, boundary markers, etc. | ||
| Missionizing-0 | Missions, cemeteries, fisheries, etc. | ||
| Agrarian Settlement-0 | Homesteads (burdai, sod houses), farmsteads, cellars, foundations, ethnic villages, etc. | ||
| Ranching-0 | Ranch houses, stables, blacksmithing, etc. | ||
| Law and Order-0 | NWMP poets, patrol trails, field force camps, military camps (e.g., Suffleld, Wainwnght) internment camps, etc. | ||
| Resource Development | Lumbering-0 | Sawmills, stump forests, camps, etc. | |
| Fishing-0 | Weirs, canneries, processing stations, etc | ||
| Petroleum (oll, gas)-0 | Well sites, processing plants, drilling/processing equipment, etc. | ||
| Clay products-0 | Quarries, kilns, living quarters, etc. | ||
| Water-0 | Irrigation facilities (canals, aqueducts), power facilities (dams, penstocks). | ||
| Transportation | River Communication-0 | Landings, docks, portages, barges, boats, canoes, etc. | |
| Land Communication-0 | Trails, roads, bridges, stopping houses, railroads, construction camps, sidings, trestles. | ||
| Telecommunication-0 | Telegraph lines, telegraph office, equipment. | ||
| Cultural / Historic Landscapes | Events Personages |
Events/personages 0 1. war 2. disasters 3. etc. |
Battle fields, sites of treaty signage (e.g., Blackfoot Crossing) epidemic locations, disasters (e.g., Frank Slide). |
