Have you heard of the Chinooks Indians before? Well The Chinook Indians were known as traders. ... The Chinooks lived in many different places like British Columbia, Washington, and along the coast

The Chinooks ... When the Chinooks met the Corps of Discovery, they numbered around 16,000. The Chinooks religious beliefs included many animal gods such as beaver, eagle, raven, whale, and bear.

The Chinooks were primarily a bay and river people, dependent on fishing (salmon) as well as game. ... In 1806 Lewis and Clark estimated them at 300: 'The Killaniucks, Clatsops, Chinooks,

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The family was divided into the Lower and the Upper Chinooks, and they all lived in large houses of wood, each containing several families and forming villages situated, as a rule, on the north...

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The Chinooks were superb canoe builders and navigators, masterful traders, skillful fishermen and planters. They lived in large wooden plank houses and slept on reed mats over raised boards.