The Lummi Indians of Northwest Washington

Bernhard J. Stern

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Follows the Lummi Indians from their villages in Puget Sound where they subsisted on food obtained from fishing, hunting and plant gathering to their life in Northwestern Washington. Also looks at how the various villages were united by close ties of marriage and descent rather than political control.

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