Lillooet stories
By: edited by Randy Bouchard and Dorothy I. D. Kennedy.
Contributors: Bouchard, Randy.; Kennedy, Dorothy I. D.; Provincial Archives of British Columbia. Aural History.
Series: Sound heritage -- v. 6, no. 1; Sound heritage series -- no. 16.
Publisher: Aural History, Provincial Archives of British Columbia
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Victoria, B. C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
Subjects: Lillooet Indians -- Legends.; Indians of North America -- British Columbia -- Legends.; Lillooet (B.C.) -- History.; Lillooet (B.C.) -- Biography.
First sentence: Lillooet is the term used to refer collectively to all the Native Indian people who speak the Lillooet language and live in a specific geographical area of southwestern British Columbia (see map on p. 2). Today there are about 3,000 Lillooet Indians.
Description: The book 31 contains transcriptions of Indian storytellers about their heritage, includes legends and true stories.
Notes: Retrospectively renumbered by the publisher as no. 16.

Recordings of selected stories found in text are included in the cassette program of the same title.  Cataloged in Wilson Library as Audio Cassette F.L729.
Table of contents: pagenum: ii
class: part
label: Preface; class: part
label: Introduction:; pagenum: 1
class: part
title: The LiIlooet People; pagenum: 2
class: part
title: Lillooet Stories; class: part
label: Stories:; pagenum: 10
class: part
title: The Flood.; pagenum: 12
class: part
title: How the Animals and Birds Got Their Names; pagenum: 13
class: part
title: The Transformers; pagenum: 18
class: part
title: Muskrat; pagenum: 19
class: part
title: Coyote and His Son; pagenum: 23
class: part
title: Maggot Gets Fire; pagenum: 24
class: part
title: The Copper Hoop; pagenum: 26
class: part
title: Beaver and Frog; pagenum: 28
class: part
title: The Whale in Anderson Lake; pagenum: 30
class: part
title: The Abandoned Boy; pagenum: 32
class: part
title: The Indian Doctor Who Beat the Monster; pagenum: 33
class: part
title: The Gambler; pagenum: 35
class: part
title: The Boy Who Had Cherry Bark as His Power; pagenum: 37
class: part
title: Chasing the Souls of the Dead; pagenum: 40
class: part
title: The Last Battle With the Thompsons; pagenum: 42
class: part
title: The Drifters; pagenum: 43
class: part
title: The Route to the Cariboo Country; pagenum: 46
class: part
title: How Civilization Affected the Lillooet People; pagenum: 49
class: part
title: Transporting Goods in the Early Days; pagenum: 50
class: part
title: Hunter Jack and the Chilcotns; pagenum: 51
class: part
title: The Crippled Lady; pagenum: 53
class: part
title: The Indian Doctor Who Made Fire; pagenum: 55
class: part
title: Childhood Memories; pagenum: 57
class: part
title: The Outlaws; pagenum: 61
class: part
title: Johnny Milgaw; pagenum: 62
class: part
title: Underground Houses at Mount Currie; pagenum: 64
class: part
title: Fishing in the LilIooet Area; pagenum: 68
class: part
title: Fishing at Mount Currie; pagenum: 70
class: part
title: Hunting in the LilIooet Area; pagenum: 71
class: part
title: Plant Foods in the Mount Currie Area; pagenum: 75
class: part
title: How to Build a Canoe; pagenum: 78
class: part
label: Acknowledgments.