Haina (Haida village)
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Haina (Haida village)
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Haina, also called Xayna, which in the Haida language means "Sunshine", was a Haida village located on the east side of Maude Island in Skidegate Inlet, Haida Gwaii. Today the village site is in the Indian Reserve known as Khrana 4. Haina was founded around 1875 by refugees from Kaisun, during the Haida village abandonment and consolidation that occurred in the wake of multiple epidemics, especially the 1862 Pacific Northwest smallpox epidemic, which alone killed over 50%, in some areas up to 90
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2024-02-21T17:37:41Z
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