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Anthropology 201, 202, 203: Tribal Canoe Journey Resources
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Tribal Canoe Journey Resources
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Stolja Ali Guide
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Community Read: Early Warming
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Books in the Library
The Canoe: A Living Tradition
Call Number: GV783.C36J4 2005
A Whale Hunt: Two Years on the Olympic Penninsula with the Makah and their Canoe
Call Number: E99.M19S85 2000
Encyclopedia of Native-American History
Call Number: eBook - Click to Access
The Bark Canoes and Skin Boats of North America
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Smithsonian Institution
Call Number: Q11.U6
What is Healing of the Canoe? Video
Online Reading Assignments
Participant Observation Field Guide
Web Resources
Healing of the Canoe Project
Tribal Canoe Journeys from Washington Tribes
Tribal Journeys Information
Canoe Journey History
"This is not a tourist event" from The Stranger, Seattle
Photos from Canoe Journey 2012
Tribal Canoe Journeys Qatuwas Festival
Blue Heron Canoe Family
Lummi Stommish Water Festival
"Native Journey" from Smithsonian Magazine
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