Indios de la costa noroeste
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Las leyendas solo están disponibles en alemán o inglésGouging tool that utilizes a beaver tooth for the blade (18 cm, 7 inches), Makah culture,Ozette
Las leyendas solo están disponibles en alemán o inglésComb made of a deer antler (13 cm, 5 inches) and a double-sided comb made of whalebone (14 cm, 6 inches), Makah culture,Ozette
Las leyendas solo están disponibles en alemán o inglésThe idea that the first humans lived in a shell is a frequently recurring theme in the various creation myths of the Northwest Coast Indians. This small bone figure, 41 mm (2 inches) high, was dug up together with its protecting shell at Ozette, the archaeological site on the Olympic Peninsula. It is on exhibit at the Makah Museum (Neah Bay, Washington, USA).
Las leyendas solo están disponibles en alemán o inglésWooden bowl for fish oil (31 cm, 12 inches), Makah culture,Ozette
Las leyendas solo están disponibles en alemán o inglésClub carved of yew with three owl faces, which was probably used for ceremonial purposes (44 cm, 18 inches), Makah culture,Ozette
Las leyendas solo están disponibles en alemán o inglésAn Ozette longhouse has been reconstructed inside of the Makah Cultural and Research Center. The wall and ceiling planks were movable and could be shifted to suit the weather conditions. Fish were hung from the ceiling rafters for drying or smoking. Living areas and fire pits were separated from each other so that several families could occupy the same house.
