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Native American Legends - USDA

Native American Legends Many different people have told stories about the Salmon, people who were here a long time ago and who lived close to the land and water. Many of the Legends were told by special story tellers at special times of the year. The stories were full of magic and spirits and symbols. They were full of meanings for the heart and for the head. Many of the stories were lessons that were told by parents to their children. These stories are adapted from Legends and traditions about the salmon told by people who lived a long time ago. Coyote Builds Willamette Falls, CLICK HERE. The Coming of the Salmon, CLICK HERE. Legend of the Lost Salmon, CLICK HERE. Why the Salmon Came, CLICK HERE. Tsi Laan (Deep Waters), CLICK HERE. COYOTE BUILDS WILLAMETTE FAILS AND. THE MAGIC FISH TRAP. A legend from the Clackamas Chinook Coyote came to a place near Oregon City and found the people there very hungry.

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