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Native American and mixed-race youngsters picket the Army’s Ft. Lawton in Seattle, March 19, 1970

A traditionally woven fishing basket (creel) was used by the Duwamish people to carry caught fish from the river back to their homes. The fishing reel, used by Henry Moses, an early 20th Century Duwamish tribe member, serves as an example of how…

A photograph of a traditional Duwamish longhouse and a canoe on the bank of the Cedar River.

A handmade traditional Duwamish bow and replica arrow documented at the Renton History Museum.

Two traditional baskets, woven by Lucy Keokuk of the Duwamish tribe, made of cedar root and beargrass.