The Kwakiutl people traditionally saved salmon for winter by employing various preservation techniques. They would dry the fish in the air or smoke it over a fire, which allowed them to store it for long periods. Additionally, they often used cedar baskets to pack the dried salmon, ensuring it remained edible during the harsh winter months. This resourceful approach helped sustain their diet and culture throughout the year.
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Their resources are wood and salmon
they had caught salmon for their food
hunt salmon fish and search the sea
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Salmon,trout and clams - both plentiful in the Pacific Northwest.
yes... the Kwakiutl tribe did use bows and arrows ... they used it mainly for hunting and fishing
The Kwakiutl Indians eat deer, moose, beaver, otter, whales, rabbits, black ears, grizzly bears, wild goats, berries and salmon, shellfish, and scallops.
The kwakiutl Indians ate lots of sea animals. The most important food was the salmon. They were sacred to the tribe. They ate salmon, whales, other fish, deer, elk, moose, nuts, berries, roots and shellfish. But they usually ate things from the ocean, or rivers or lakes.