| Part of Series | Lefse, Rice and Frybread: A History of Washington Through |
| Length | 09:02 |
| Licensor | KUOW |
| Producer(s) | Ruby de Luna / KUOW |
| Formats | |
| Topics | Food, Native |
| Produced | October 1, 2004 |
| Added to PRX | March 16, 2006 |
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Local tribes look to the past for clues of what their ancestors ate.
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Local tribes look to the past for clues of what their ancestors ate. This summer the Makah tribe on Neah Bay held a traditional foods program that includes lessons in gathering, preserving and preparing certain foods. Other tribes are looking at archeological data to learn what foods were abundant. They hope to return to their traditional diets for health and cultural reasons.
