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The Chinook Indian Nation resides in Washington and Oregon. They have lost rights to ancestral lands and cultural fishing practices.
This video was created for the ANTH 317 North American Indian Cultures class during the Fall 2011 semester at the University of South Carolina.
The music used is under Creative Commons License 3.0. The song is titled "Running Waters," by Jason Shaw. The music is courtesy of Jason Shaw through audionautix.com
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