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The Plateau had a variety of Dances and Ceremonies. Some include the Sun dance, The guardian spirit dance as well as the arrival of spring, which was EXTREMELY important to them. They celebrated by healing the sick, singing and dancing.

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thecanadianencyclopedia.com

firstpeoplesofcanada.com

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People in the Plateau regions believed that there were spirits in everything living and non-living. There most important spiritual leaders were shamans. Shamans would start and end the hunt, Heal the sick and supposedly see the future. They did this by contacting the spirit world.

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The Plateau used a variety of tools for fishing, including traps, harpoons,  and hooks. There were places that were owned by certain people and some that were public.

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They lived in the northwestern region of the Plateau, along the west side of the Fraser River.

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The Nicola (incorrect name because name unknown)

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The Nicola (incorrect name because name unknown)

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They lived in the Nicola Valley of B.C.
They are the only extinct group in the Plateau region of Canada.

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The Secwepemc lived north and east of Kamloops, B.C.

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They inhabited the central interior of B.C., the northern region of the Plateau.

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The Stl'atl'imx lived in the western portion of the Plateau region.

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The Okanagan lived in the Okanagan Valley, from head of Okanagan Lake to the lake's fork with the Columbia River.

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The Nlaka'pamux lived in southern B.C. and northern Washington state, along the Thompson River.

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Lived Along The Kootenay River into British Columbia, into Alberta, Idaho, and Montana. They also spoke their own language.