Indian Fishing

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The book delves into the fishing techniques of the First Nations of the Northwest Coast, highlighting their innovative methods for catching various fish species. It features over 450 detailed drawings and 75 photographs that illustrate the construction and use of traditional fishing tools such as hooks, nets, and spears. Through clear explanations, Hilary Stewart showcases the unique technology developed by these communities, contrasting it with modern industrial practices.