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The Fishermen of the Pacific Northwest

 The fishermen of the Pacific Nothwest lived richly. All of the tribes ate many different kinds of fish.

 The most important kind of fish that they ate was salmon. Some of these tribes are still around today and their way of eating has not changed. The women of the tribes know how to serve salmon in as many ways as we do beef. 

http://content.lib.washington.edu/aipnw/thrush.html This website had a lot of information about the fishermen. There are some pictures of the people and what they looked like. The pictures also showed the places that they lived by and their houses.
http://www.ncsu.edu/midlink/fall98/legends.pnw/legends.pnw1.htm This website has the legends of the tribes of the Northwest coast. It tells of different stories that the people believed. There is only one picture on the page. The picture is of a lake overlooking a mountain.
 http://content.lib.washington.edu/salmonweb/more-info.html This page is all about salmon in the northwest. The page says that salmon was a critical role in the culture and economy of the Northwest fishermen. It also tells how the fishermen caught the fish.
 http://content.lib.washington.edu/aipnw/miller2.html This page only has three pictures, but it has a lot of information about the fishermen of the Northwest. There is a section about salmon and how the people had a Salmon Priest of the Skagit River. It also tells about the fish spears they used to catch the fish.

 http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~landc/2003/projects/projects2

001/indianwomen/northwest.html#The_Dalles_Indians

 This website tells about two different tribes and their lifestyles. It has subjects such as clothing, marriage, and their roles and functions.

 

 

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