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Transportation By: Simrat and Katie

The first natives traveled lots of different ways. They traveled by horses( the horses came from Spanish), canoe, kayak, umiak ( a umiak is an eskimo boat that is made with skin stretched over a wooden frame) and in the winter they traveled by a dog and sled.

If they wanted to hunt for fish, they would go in a long canoe and fish.

Horses would get the first nation people to places quicker.

In winter they would ride on their sleds with their dogs leading the way.

THANK YOU FOR WATCHING OUR PRESENTATION!!!! BY: SIMRAT AND KATIE!!!!!