Ethnobotany of the Okanagan-Colville Indians of British Columbia and Washington"Eighteen narratives in Bella Coola with grammatical analyses, glossary, and English translation"-- Cover. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Plant Species Used by the OkanaganColville Indian People | 10 |
The Role of Plants in OkanaganColville Culture | 146 |
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Amelanchier alnifolia applied arrows Artemisia balsamroot bark baskets bitter-root black tree lichen boiled boughs branches British Columbia bulbs bunch bunchgrass bush called Camassia quamash cambium canbyi cedar centimetres chokecherry clematis Columbia River Colville cooked cottonwood Creek cure Dougl Douglas-fir douglasii dried edible Elmendorf flowers Gabriel gathered grass grows hair horsetail hot water huckleberries Inchelium Indian hemp juniper kilometres Lakes larch leaves Lerman lichen lily lodgepole pine Lomatium Louie mashed medicine mixed mountain Nutt Okanagan-Colville Okanagan-Colville territory onions Oregon grape Osmorhiza occidentalis Penticton Pichette pit-cooked plant poison ponderosa pine poultice powder Pursh roots sagebrush salmon Sanpoil Sanpoil River Sanpoil-Nespelem saskatoon berries serviceberry serviceberry Amelanchier alnifolia Similkameen skin soapberry sores Southern Okanagan species Spier Spokane steeped in hot stems subalpine fir sweathouse Teit term tonic tule Turner wash wild wood