The Indian tribes that I looked at are the Fishermen of the Pacific Northwest. These tribes lived among the sea animals and got almost all of their food from the sea. The most highly liked and respected sea animal was the salmon. The Indians respected the salmon so highly that they thought of the fish as spirit people caught in the bodies of fish to feed the human race. In the summer when the salmon run began, the rivers were so swarmed with them that you could walk across on their backs. These were a sea loving people that respected the land and the animals that lived there.
http://content.lib.washington.edu/aipnw/thrush.html |
This web site contains lots of good informations of the several tribes of the Pacific Northwest. It also contains information over the geographical layout of the area. Finally, this website has to deal with spiritual and religious meanings of the animals that live in the Pacific Northwest. |
http://www.endoftheoregontrail.org/maplibrary/northwesttribes.html |
This web site contains a map of the Pacific Norhwest. It also has the tribes that live there. It also has information about the animals that the Indians hunted. |
http://content.lib.washington.edu/aipnw/index.html |
This website lists the major skills that the Indians put into effect. The main skills that it teaches us are education, work, documents, etc. This also shows how the Indians were able to put these skills into effect efficiently and in what way. |
http://academic.udayton.edu/race/01race/tribes.htm |
This site has a list of hundreds of different tribes throughout America. The site also lets you learn valuable information on every one of the different tribes. Finally it has reliable information of how the lived and what they did for shelters and homes. |
http://inkido.indiana.edu/w310work/romac/nwindian.htm |
This site shows many of the carvings and different styles of art that the Indians created. It also shows the different layouts of the tribes and where they were. Finally, it shows their legends, beliefs, and vocabulary that these Indians followed. |
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