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#NorthwestCoast ceremonie wwe highly thuatnca

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#Canoe-making

Curpes, whether a light two-man cance or are as long as 6 to with a tool beam and capable of carrying 80 people, wore the bited of the #NorthwestCoast peop

Cance-making was a highly developed av, reguming supamaniral powers. During the

peoples to develop a ced relationship with the ne seasons and the onment.

tless generations of living sea and river gave the le a deep understanding e nature and habits of fish. this grew a complex nology for successfully resting a share of the ndance.

ing the fish with hooks, Doons, spears, gaffs, nets, es, weirs and dams and being e to preserve much of it for ter ensured food for large Dulations of #NorthwestCoast oples

The fish carrier--Wisham (i.e. Wishram) c1910.
Curtis, Edward S., 1868-1952
1 photographic print. | A Tlakuit Indian standing on rock at waters edge, wearing ankle length dress and large bag on her back, strap supported on crown of her head.

#Wisham #Wishram #Curtis #EdwardS #TlakuitIndian #NorthAmericas #NorthwestCoast #Clothing&dress #TlakluitIndians #undefined

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