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China – Yukon Trade Interaction• Methods by which coins could have reached SEAlaskan and NW Coast of BC then into the Yukon.• “Drift-iron” from very early shipwrecks carry metal toshore. First recorded shipwrecks in the mid 1700s butmore were likely prior to these.• Possible shipwreck debris moving from <strong>North</strong>westPacific to SE Alaska, NW BC in Kuroshio (BlackStream) Japanese current.• Example: 1916 - damaged Japanese fishing boat driftsacross Pacific Ocean to Haida Gwaii in 24 days.
China – Yukon Trade Interaction
Page 2: James Mooney, MA, RPCAEcofor Consul
Page 8 and 9: China - Yukon Trade Interaction•
Page 10 and 11: First Nation and early historicuse
Page 12 and 13: Early Chinese Immigration tothe Yuk
Page 15 and 16: Coins foundin and near theYukon:1)
Page 17: Freegold Road• Four smaller holes
Page 21 and 22: Beaver Creek• May have been trade
Page 23: Fantail River• Collected near Tag

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