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National Anthropological Archives, Umatilla
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Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
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National Anthropological Archives, Umatilla
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Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
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National Anthropological Archives, Umatilla
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Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
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National Anthropological Archives, Umatilla
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Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
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National Anthropological Archives, Umatilla
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Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
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National Anthropological Archives, Umatilla
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Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
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National Anthropological Archives, Umatilla
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Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
Community
Confluence
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Economy/Economic Development, Education, Government to Government Relations, Lifeways
Summary
Tanna Engdahl explains how by adopting written languages the Cowlitz were able to keep records that allowed them to preserve elements of their culture and use that ability in the fight for federal recognition.