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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hilary_StewartHilary Stewart - Wikipedia

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   Hilary Stewart (3 November 1924 – 5 June 2014) was a Saint Lucia - born Canadian writer known for her books about the Northwest Coast First Nations people. She illustrated other writers' books and published eleven of her own.

2. qmackie.com › 2014/06/16 › r-i-p-hilary-stewart-1924R.I.P Hilary Stewart, 1924-2014 - Northwest Coast Archaeology

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   Jun 16, 2014 · Sad news out of Quadra Island with the news that Northwest Coast archaeological legend Hilary Stewart passed away on June 5th, at the age of 90. The local newspaper the Discovery Islander has a full obituary written by her friend, anthropologist Joy Inglis.

3. canadianarchaeology.com › hilary-stewartHilary Stewart - Canadian Archaeological Association

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   Hilary Stewart is an award-winning author, illustrator and advocate of archaeology and Northwest Coast First Nations cultures. Her generosity of spirit, willingness to share knowledge and to train others makes her eminently qualified to be a recipient of the Pendergast award.

4. douglas-mcintyre.com › collections › hilary-stewartHilary Stewart – Douglas & McIntyre

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   Hilary Stewart (1924-2014) was an award-winning author best known for her books on Northwest Coast First Nations cultures. She had also been involved in teaching outdoor education and wilderness survival courses for many years, as well as studying the ethnobotany of the coast First Nations, and had extensive practical.

5. abcbookworld.com › writer › stewart-hilaryStewart Hilary - ABC BookWorld

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   She died on June 5, 2014. Hilary Stewart was pre-deceased by her brother Peter and her sister Heather. She is survived by her sister in-law Anna Stewart, her niece Robyn Stewart and her nephew Ian Stewart.

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6. www.strongnations.com › gs › showHilary Stewart (Authors) - Strong Nations

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   Hilary Stewart is an award-winning author best known for her books on Northwest Coast First Nations cultures. She has also been involved in teaching outdoor education and wilderness survival courses for many years, as well as studying the ethnobotany of the coast First Nations, and has an extensive practical experience in the use of plants.

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   What happened to Hilary Stewart?

   • Sad news out of Quadra Island with the news that Northwest Coast archaeological legend Hilary Stewart passed away on June 5th, at the age of 90. The local newspaper the Discovery Islander has a full obituary ( page 2) ( PDF) written by her friend, anthropologist Joy Inglis.

   R.I.P Hilary Stewart, 1924-2014 | Northwest Coast Archaeology

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   Who was Hilary Stewart?

   • The local newspaper the Discovery Islander has a full obituary ( page 2) ( PDF) written by her friend, anthropologist Joy Inglis. Hilary Stewart is best known to archaeologists for her three books on artifacts and First Nations material culture and subsistence practices: Artifacts of the Northwest Coast; Indian Fishing, and Cedar.

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   What did Hilary Stewart do for a living?

   • Hilary Stewart thoroughly enjoyed participating in excavations. She volunteered at numerous sites including: ‘Old Musqueam’ (DhRt3) in 1968 with Charles Borden, English Bluff (DgRs11) in the first ASBC excavation, Katz in 1972, Marpole in 1972, and Crescent Beach in 1977.

   Hilary Stewart | Canadian Archaeological Association

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   Did Hilary Stewart make a living as a writer?

   • Imagine, as but one example, a book which teaches the Japanese how to fish!"; Certainly Hilary Stewart was pleased with the honours her books and endeavours earned, but she was also especially proud thatshe was able to make her living as a writer.

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   Who is Hilary Majendie Stewart?

   • Editor's Note: Born in Saint Lucia in the West Indies in 1924, Hilary Majendie Stewart was educated at a boarding school in England, spent six years in the armed forces in the Second World War and four years at Saint Martin’s School of Art in London, and emigrated to Canada in 1951.

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   Who were Hilary Stewart's siblings?

   • Hilary Stewart was pre-deceased by herbrother Peter and her sister Heather. She is survived by her sister in-law Anna Stewart, her niece Robyn Stewart and her nephew Ian Stewart. "Hilary Stewart was one of those unique talents who was equally distinguished as a writer and a graphic artist," said her final publisher, Howard White.

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Parker–Hulme_murder_caseParker–Hulme murder case - Wikipedia

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   The Parker–Hulme murder case was the murder of Honorah Mary Rieper (also known as Honorah Mary Parker) in Christchurch, New Zealand, on 22 June 1954. The perpetrators were Rieper's teenage daughter Pauline Parker and her friend Juliet Hulme. Parker was 16 at the time, while Hulme was 15. The murder received wider public attention following ...