Category: Technology
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Ojibwe War Club “bagamaagan”
Clubs were carried during war dances and rituals as symbols of a warrior’s status and authority. They were often carved with sacred images
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Desert Farming
“Desert farming” broadly refers to the practice of cultivating crops and raising livestock in arid or semi-arid regions characterized by low rainfall and limited water resources.
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Bear Root
Osha root, scientifically known as Ligusticum porteri, is often referred to as “bear root.” This perennial herb is native to the high-altitude regions of the Rocky Mountains,
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Dugout Canoe
A wooden dugout canoe is crafted by first selecting a large, straight log of suitable wood, such as pine, cedar, or oak.
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The Dream Catcher
Used throughout Indian country, the dream catcher has several origin stories and uses.
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Reef Netting
This is a highly sophisticated and sustainable fishing technique developed by the Lummi people.
