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Women Cooking Salmon on a Open Fire

Description:

Three women drying fish., Statement of Extent: 8x10 A/P; slide; CD

Community:

Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, spoqín (Spokan), Washington State University Faculty

Protocol:

Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture Public Access, Spokan Community Public Access, Washington State University Faculty Public Access

Category:

Architecture and Dwellings, Lifeways

Original Date Description:

Unknown

Creator:

Spokane Tribe of Indians, Northern Plateau-Interior Salish, culture group, Libby Photography Studio, Photographer

Language:

Rights:

Copyright for permission to reproduce Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture/Eastern Washington State Historical Society Spokane, Washington

Source:

AI Collection

Publisher:

Identifier:

MAC_41905

Subject:

Plateau, Spokane, Food Prep (Tools & Equipment)

Type:

Format:

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