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Ancient Rodeo
Native Indians have always loved competition and horses. The blue symbolizes the earth, the Sun symbol is in the sky above, the stylized horses in the background symbolize horses of the past, the horse prints show the trail through time. |
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Gathering For Camas Digging
Indian women and children would go out in spring on horseback to dig camas. This would take about a weeks time. Camas is second in importance only to meats in the Plateau Indians diet |
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Hemp Camas Bags
Made from hemp by the Wenatchee Band members in the last century, it is used for many things, especially camas. Digging camas was a traditional seasonal way of getting food. |
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Huckleberry Baskets
Huckleberries to the Indians were not only for dessert, they were an important food source. The women and children went together to the mountains in early fall to pick them, and they still do today. These baskets are family heirlooms handed down through generations from the Wenatchee Band in North Central Washington State. |
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Little Warrior
Centuries ago the warriors chose their paths, it was a natural choice. There was no such thing as recruiting into an army. Nobody knows whether or not this little one grew up to Become a warrior but he sure has the look. |
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