Woman digging roots, woman sewing, salmon drying, and stone burial cairns
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- Woman digging roots in Kamloops. A similar tool was used by Songhees women to harvest camas roots. American Museum of Natural History 1157. Woman sewing mat on sand spit. Mats were used to build temporary shelters and to cover food, floors and sleeping benches. American Museum of Natural History 12134. Harlan I. Smith Photographer. Salmon drying on racks. American Museum of Natural History 43105. Harlan I. Smith Photographer. On the hills behind the villages were clusters of large stone burial cairns. Royal British Columbia Museum. PN692 DcRt 20.
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