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Emily Waheneka talks about the first African-American encountered, York. (Interviewed by Brigette Whipple. October 2002) |
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Emily Waheneka discusses the diseases introducted as a result of the coming of Lewis and Clark. (Interviewed by Brigette Whipple. October 2002) |
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Pat Courtney Gold talks about how and why she got into doing research on Lewis and Clark. Notice what Pat is doing with her hands! See Celebrating: Arts and Basketry. (Interviewed by Duran Bobb, July 8, 2003) |
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Pat Courtney Gold talks about the nature of trade with Lewis and Clark, as part of the way of life of the Wasco and Chinook peoples. (Interviewed by Duran Bobb, July 8, 2003) |
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Pat Courtney Gold relates the story of "Sacajawea" and "Sagajawea" as she has come to know it, as well as the role of the French Trappers. (Interviewed by Duran Bobb, July 8, 2003) |
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Dennis Karnopp, Tribal Attorney, considers the attitude many tribal members have toward the Lewis and Clark experience - "this is happening and let's make the best of it." (Interviewed by Brigette Whipple, June 2003) |
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Howard Arnett, Tribal Attorney, talks about the hospitality and help given by the Indian Tribes to Lewis and Clark, and how that hospitality continues today. (Interviewed by Brigette Whipple, June 2003) |
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James Noteboom, Tribal Attorney, talks about Lewis and Clark, and how the Warm Springs people have served the United States in the armed services. (Interviewed by Brigette Whipple, June 2003) |
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