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Martha Everatt: Life on the Trap Line | Voices of the Land

Martha Everatt: Life on the Trap Line

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Summary: 
92 year old Metis , Martha Everatt speaks about her childhood memories.
Description: 

Martha Everatt describes memories of growing up Metis on the trapline in Northern Alberta.

People: 
Martha Everatt
Location: 
Protocol: 
Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre Public
Community: 
Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre
Category: 
People and Personal Stories, Skills and Teachings
Media Type(s): 
Video
Keywords: 
Métis, Trapline, Hunting
Creator(s): 
Christopher White
Licensing Options: 
Creative Commons License

Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

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