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SALMON FISHING, 1888. Top: A Native American spearing salmon on the McCloud River in California
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SALMON FISHING, 1888. Top: A Native American spearing salmon on the McCloud River in California
SALMON FISHING, 1888.
Top: A Native American spearing salmon on the McCloud River in California. Center: A salmon hatchery on the McCloud River. Bottom left: Native American shooting salmon with arrows on the McCloud River. Bottom right: Examination of a hatchery at the Penobscot Establishment in Maine. Engraving, American, 1888
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Media ID 12408438
1888 Arrow California Fisherman Fishing Inspection Inspector Loincloth Maine Native American Northeast Northwest Salmon Shooting Spear Hatchery Penobscot Bay
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This print from 1888 titled "Salmon Fishing" takes us back in time to witness the rich cultural heritage of Native Americans and their deep connection with nature. The top section showcases a remarkable scene on the McCloud River in California, where a Native American is skillfully spearing salmon. His poised stance and focused gaze reveal years of wisdom passed down through generations. Moving to the center, we are transported to a salmon hatchery also located on the McCloud River. This image highlights the efforts made by humans to preserve and protect these magnificent creatures for future generations. It serves as a reminder of our responsibility towards conservation. The bottom left corner captures another traditional method employed by Native Americans for fishing - shooting salmon with arrows. The sheer precision required for this technique demonstrates their exceptional hunting skills. Lastly, we are taken across the country to Penobscot Bay in Maine, witnessing an examination at a hatchery established there. This engraving symbolizes how different regions embraced similar practices in order to sustainably manage salmon populations. Overall, this print not only celebrates indigenous knowledge but also sheds light on early conservation efforts within America's diverse landscapes. It invites us to appreciate both the historical significance and ecological importance of salmon fishing during that era while acknowledging its relevance even today.
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