1. How did environment effects clothing in westcoast bc
By Noah, Teanna, Mia, Rooney, Joseph

2. NOotka of Vancouver island
Late 1800's, Northwest coast peoples = competitive in many things.
Many were headhunters who attacked their victims when sleeping.
Nootka of Vancouver Island, where dreaded warriors.
War Chiefs  wore cedar-bark corselet painted red and black.
Carried  stone and bone clubs.
Cedar-bark loincloth
Bearskin cloak
In war, war Chiefs wore the clothes and his men went naked .
Carved wooden head resembles trophies of war, but  has a symbolic purpose.

3. Makah
Late 1800's ~ early 1900's.
true whale hunters of North west coast
Launch expeditions up to ten canoes.
 warriors went hunting for whales 
stayed at sea for more than one day. 
Wounded whale
      - tow sealskin float & canoe 
      - meat & oil divided with entire village

4. Tlingit
Late 1800's
Most populous and powerful peoples on the northwest coast.
Impressed early explorers.
Wide-brimmed rain hats, full beards, wooden lip-plugs and shell nose-ornaments was common to wear.
Struck newcomers  as unlike any other Native Americans they have ever seen.

5. Nootka 1778 Homes on Northwest Coast -made of logs.
       -Very big for extended families.
       -floors make of dirt/sand.
       -Benches and mats. 
Has large wooden statues were family emblems.
Three basic garments
     -an oblong robe of cedar bark, used as a cloak.
       -a skirt or a toga; a triangular rain cape.
     -finally a conical woven hat.

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We hoped you enjoyed and learned something new about the people about the Westcoast.  B.C 
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