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Native American fish traps were ingeniously designed structures used to catch fish in rivers and streams. These traps often consisted of woven branches or stones arranged in a way that directed fish into a confined area, making them easier to catch. Some traps utilized natural features of the landscape, while others were more elaborate, featuring channels and enclosures. These methods exemplified the deep understanding Native Americans had of their environment and sustainable fishing practices.

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