Witsuwitʼen

Target entity: Witsuwitʼen
Context triple: [Witsuwitʼen language, ethnicity, Witsuwitʼen]

• A. Tetlit Gwichʼin
  The Tetlit Gwichʼin are an Indigenous Gwichʼin-speaking people of northwestern Canada, traditionally inhabiting the region around Fort McPherson in the northern Yukon and Northwest Territories.
• B. Kootznoowoo
  Kootznoowoo is the traditional Tlingit name for Admiralty Island in Southeast Alaska, reflecting its cultural and historical significance to the Indigenous people of the region.
• C. Tsé Naʼashjéʼii
  Tsé Naʼashjéʼii is the Navajo name for Spider Rock, a prominent sandstone spire in Canyon de Chelly, Arizona, that is central to Navajo mythology and associated with Spider Woman.
• D. Tsiigehtchic
  Tsiigehtchic is a small Gwich’in community in Canada’s Northwest Territories, located at the confluence of the Mackenzie and Arctic Red rivers and known for its traditional Indigenous culture and river ferry crossing.
• E. Welastekw
  Welastekw is an alternative spelling of Wolastoq, the Indigenous name for the Saint John River and central to the identity of the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) people of the northeastern Woodlands.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Witsuwitʼen
Target entity description: The Witsuwitʼen are an Indigenous First Nations people of north-central British Columbia, Canada, with a distinct Athabaskan language and rich hereditary governance and cultural traditions.

• A. Tetlit Gwichʼin
  The Tetlit Gwichʼin are an Indigenous Gwichʼin-speaking people of northwestern Canada, traditionally inhabiting the region around Fort McPherson in the northern Yukon and Northwest Territories.
• B. Kootznoowoo
  Kootznoowoo is the traditional Tlingit name for Admiralty Island in Southeast Alaska, reflecting its cultural and historical significance to the Indigenous people of the region.
• C. Tsé Naʼashjéʼii
  Tsé Naʼashjéʼii is the Navajo name for Spider Rock, a prominent sandstone spire in Canyon de Chelly, Arizona, that is central to Navajo mythology and associated with Spider Woman.
• D. Tsiigehtchic
  Tsiigehtchic is a small Gwich’in community in Canada’s Northwest Territories, located at the confluence of the Mackenzie and Arctic Red rivers and known for its traditional Indigenous culture and river ferry crossing.
• E. Welastekw
  Welastekw is an alternative spelling of Wolastoq, the Indigenous name for the Saint John River and central to the identity of the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) people of the northeastern Woodlands.
• F. None of above. chosen