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Dense forrests,long winters, gental summers

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Fish, plants, wild onions, salmon, carrots

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Built villages along major rivers

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Types of materials for crafts and clothing

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Types of materials for crafts and clothing

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clothing from hides decorated with seeds and shells; woven baskets and hats

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sticks

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The Nez Perces Wallawalla Umatilla Cayuse, The Chinookan tribes

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IngredientsSix Cups Spring Water Or The Best You Have2 Cups Dried Sweet Corn1 Tablespoon Salt
Directions

Boil water add dried sweet corn.
Return to a boil and add salt.
Continue to boil corn and add water as needed to keep water line about one quarter inch above corn.
Cook until tender.
Options to add diced bacon to taste is very good!!

Note: in the early 1800's on our Umatilla Indian reservation we adopted cornhusk into out traditional weaving, using cornhusks, as a result we had a abundance of corn, we removed it from its cob and have continued to dry it from those early days, and it has become a very important and revered food. Especially in its dried form to share with family and friends....

http://www.nativetech.org/recipes/recipe.php?recipeid=32

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the tribe walla walla spoke "Sahaptin". One word they used was "páchway" which means afternoon.

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One important symbol is the chinook fish. It stood for all the waters and rivers throughout their tribe since their name meant "many waters" or "little river"

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Their current reservation is located in Northeastern Oregon and Southeastern Washington. Their reservation, "The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation", is a union of three tribes, the Cayuse, Umatilla, and Walla Walla. Its 172,000 acres an consists of 3,100 tribal members with about half of those living on the reservation.

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The religion and beliefs of the tribe was based on "animism" that encompassed the spiritual or religious idea that the universe and all natural objects animals, plants, trees, rivers, mountains rocks etc have souls or spirits.

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The winter season was a time for the entire tribe to be with family and spend a lot of time listening to stories of elder tribe members. Also it was a time for fishing and hunting for the men and making clothing for the women.