Llanddona fish weir is first mentioned in the 17th century in the records of the Lewis Morris, a hydrographer, surveyor and author from Anglesey.
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In Native American creation stories, when Coyote teaches humans how to catch salmon, he makes the first fish weir out of logs and branches.
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The imagined scale of this fish weir led scholars to speculate that it was built at one time by a community of appreciable size.
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The Mnjikaning Fish Weirs was officially recognized as a Rama First Nation, who created the Mnjikaning Fish Fence Circle to protect and promote the site.
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Today the area is partially surrounded by trees along the water's edge with the rest with marinas and location of the historic Mnjikaning Fish Weirs.
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The Boylston Street Fishweir was actually a series of fish weirs built and maintained near the tidal shoreline between 3, 700 and 5, 200 years ago.
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The Wampanoag s would live off the Alewives as a food source and the river had many fish weirs built to spear fish for this abundant species.
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Fish weir discovery continued in 1939, with archeological investigations led by Frederick Johnson during foundation excavation for the New England Mutual Life Building at 501 Boylston Street.
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Home-made rafts are plied during the race due its light weight and ease of transportation across the fish weir on the river to continue with the race.
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Early in the 19th century a fish trap or fish weir was constructed at the outlet where water flowed to Lake Wawasee where settlers would easily catch fish.
