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Tse’k’wa amphitheatre: Storytelling in outdoor spaces

by REDMAN H
Tse’k’wa amphitheatre: Storytelling in outdoor spaces In the Tse’k’wa site, a movable steel fire circle is placed in a central location for ceremonies and small gatherings. Photo: LEES+Associates
Published in May 2024 - Page 4

Located on the traditional territory of Dane-zaa First Nations, Tse’k’wa (or “rock house” in the Dane-zaa language) is a site of archeological and spiritual significance for local First Nations. Situated on the vast plateau of the Peace Region near the City of Fort St. John, the site has also been known as the Charlie Lake Cave.

In 2013, three Treaty 8 Nations – the Doig River, Prophet River, and West Moberly First

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