Nahecho Keh: Our Elders

This ex-library hardcover edition of Nahecho Keh: Our Elders shows signs of wear typical for library books, including stamps and a catalog label. The cover has some scuffs and marks but remains intact. There is no dust jacket. The binding is secure, and the pages are clean, making it a suitable copy for collectors and researchers interested in Indigenous studies.

Nahecho Keh: Our Elders, edited by Margaret M. Thom and Ethel Blondin-Townsend with photography by Tessa Macintosh Wah-Shee, was published by the Slavey Research Project in Fort Providence, N.W.T., Canada, in 1987. This hardcover edition captures the oral histories and wisdom of Indigenous elders from the Northwest Territories, offering a profound insight into Slavey culture and traditions. The book is a valuable resource for those interested in Indigenous studies and cultural history. Although the copyright page confirms the 1987 publication year, the specific edition is not stated. This book is ex-library, indicated by library stamps and markings, and lacks a dust jacket. The cover shows signs of wear, reflecting its journey through time. A scarce and insightful work, this edition is significant for its cultural and historical documentation.