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Indian and canoe

Location Description:

Washington; Klickitat County; Celilo Falls, Columbia River

Community:

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Yakama, National Museum of the American Indian

Protocol:

Warm Springs Community Public Access, Yakama Community Public Access, National Museum of the American Indian Public Access

Category:

Artistry and Artifacts, Lifeways

Keywords:

ACLS 2018, Yakama (Yakima)

Creator:

Strong, Dr. William Duncan

Rights:

National Museum of the American Indian - Smithsonian Institution

Identifier:

L01742

Type:

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