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By Justin Fowler, Matt Forget, and Gino Fiorani

The Northwest Coast Indians. By Justin Fowler, Matt Forget, and Gino Fiorani. Fishing. Singing Shaman Halibut Hook and other Halibut hooks are shown here. Transportation. The Haida were experienced canoe craftsmen, using them as their primary form of transportation.

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By Justin Fowler, Matt Forget, and Gino Fiorani

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  1. The Northwest Coast Indians By Justin Fowler, Matt Forget, and Gino Fiorani

  2. Fishing • Singing Shaman Halibut Hook and other Halibut hooks are shown here.

  3. Transportation • The Haida were experienced canoe craftsmen, using them as their primary form of transportation. • Carved from a single red cedar tree the canoe can be propelled by up to 60 paddlers

  4. Location • Here is the area the northwest coast Indians lived.

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