Potlatch, cry
sun dance
The Chinook Indians take their name from the village they lived in on the Columbia river.
the Chinook Indians used bows and arrows spears and anything they could get their hands on.
the chinook indian lived in rocky land forms
Water
The Chinook Indians have always lived in Southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon. Mainly along the Columbia River.
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potlatch
they had cry ceremonies i believe and they would tie a knot in a peice of milkweed for each day of the ceremony. the ceremony lasted 5 days.
potlatch
The Chinook Indians made hollowed out canoes from cedar logs and also built their rectangular houses. To this day they still make buildings out of cedar but these buildings are mostly for ceremonies now.
Chinook Indians do not harm the environment.
The Chinook Indians use hollowed out log canoe.
The birth of a child; when a boy or girl became a man or a woman, naming ceremonies, first salmon ceremony, marriages, potlatches.
There are First Salmon Ceremonies to honor the fish runs. There are ceremonies to give people names, with a potlatch to follow. There are ceremonies when a baby becomes one year old and ceremonies when a girl becomes a woman.
The Chinook Indians were great wood carvers. Their projects or crafts were built of wood. The Chinook Indians are original people of the Pacific Northwest Coast.
Chinook Indians lived in long houses made of cedar boards.
Before modern times Chinook Indians bathed daily in a river.