... was fish, deer, rabbits, and Salmon fish was their most important food. They hunted for elk, bears, and whales also. Then of course like the other Indians tribe people, they ate wild potatoes and berries. The Chinook Indians had their own traditional costume. William Clark described them as: "all go lightly dressed ware nothing below the waist in the coldest weather ... mindful of the preparation being made by the invaders and thought various councils had decided upon a method of resistance. As fall time neared, Chief Komkomis was informed one day by a runner form the Wahkiakums, a trib...

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