Atnan

LITTLE PEOPLE of western Canada. 
Etymology: Carrier (Na-Dené), “little people.” 
Variant names: Etna-na-yaz, Kannawdzets. 
Physical description: Height, 1–3 feet. Long hair. 
Behavior: Fast runner. Wears a robe in the winter. Uses stones as weapons. 
Distribution: François Lake and Nechako River area, central British Columbia. 
Present status: Killed off by the Indians long ago. 
Sources: Diamond Jenness, “Myths of the Carrier Indians of British Columbia,” Journal of American Folklore 47 (1934): 97, 247–248; John E. Roth, American Elves (Jefferson, N.C.: McFarland, 1997), pp. 115–119.
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