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https://youtu.be/beKxz_2UtMA

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The Haida prayed and gave offerings to the masters of the animals that they hunted. They had feasts, dance performances and potlatches.

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They believed that when someone dies, the soul transforms into a spirit.

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A current reservation for the Haida is Haida Gwaii. It is located on the Northern side of the Pacific

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This is the Thunderbird symbol. It stands for truth and energy.

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The Haida used to speak their own language. If you'd like to know an easy Haida word, "háw'aa" (sounds a little like how-ah) means "thank you" in HA.

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6 oz of Haida Wild Sablefish

1/4 cup Cucumbers (sliced)

2 tbsp Chopped Peanuts

2 tbsp Crispy Shallots

2 tbsp Crispy Garlic

1 tbsp Sliced Green Onions

1 tbsp Thai Basil Chiffonade

1 tbsp Cilantro (roughly chopped)

8 oz Cooked Ramen Noodles

2 tbsp Peashoots

1 tbsp Olive Oil

1 tbsp Lime Juice

1 tbsp Sesame Seeds

1 tbsp Soy Sauce

1 tbsp Mirin

1 tbsp Chili Oil

Directions

1. Whisk together lime juice, chill oil, soy sauce and Mirin in a small bowl and reserve as your dressing.

2. Dress sablefish with 2 tbsp of your dressing and roast at 400 degrees for 15 minutes (or until the sablefish has begun to flake).

3. Remove pin bones and skin from fish before serving.

4. Combine remaining ingredients in a large bowl and add remaining dressing.

5. Gently toss together.

6. Serve the noodles in a shallow bowl with the fish resting on top.

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They made a wooden harpoon

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The main resources that they have are bark and wood.

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The types of homes they have are mainly large sturdy houses.

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Shellfish, and Seaweed

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thick forests of fir, spruce, and cedar;rugged mountains.