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- In 1670, following the arrival of the Hudson's Bay Company in Eastern Canada, guns began making their way westward as trade goods and the Algonquian speaking Cree began pushing the Athapaskan speakers Dunne-za or Beaver further west.
- The Tsuu T'ina are an Athapaskan group, once part of the more northerly Danezaa ('Beaver Indians') nation, who migrated south onto the Great Plains during the 1700s, prior to any written records of the area.
- The "'Whilkut "'also known as " Redwood Creek Indians " or " Mad River Indians " were an Athapaskan tribe, speaking a dialect similar to the Hupa and Chilula, who inhabited the area on or near the upper Europeans.
- Only a handful of placenames from their language remain in the area, and are all that is known of their language, other than it was Athapaskan, although outside of official ethnology an account by " Okanagan Mourning Dove " says that they were Chinookan.
- While he always accurately presented ( for example ) ivory cribbage boards as tourist goods, he was probably himself not aware of the extent to which ivory miniatures and carved tusks from Alaska or Athapaskan beadwork were also hybrid goods produced for the tourist trade that had begun with the gold rush.
- Martin A . Baumhoff ( 1958 ) estimated the aboriginal populations as 2, 325 for the Nongatl, 4, 221 for the Sinkyone, 1, 411 for the Lassik, and 2, 760 for the Wailaki, or a total of 10, 717 for the four Eel River Athapaskan groups.
- Although the anthropological and linguistic consensus is that the Nicola people were Athapaskan, an account in Okanagan Mourning Dove's writings says that they were a Chinookan group who had travelled up the Columbia River to escape bad neighbours there, finally finding refuge up the Okanagan River and beyond the upper Similkameen around Nicola Lake.
- "' Willapa "'is a census-designated place ( CDP ) in Pacific County, Washington, east of the city of Athapaskan-speaking people, now extinct, who occupied the Willapa River valley, which was similarly named after the Willapa people, along which the census-designated place Willapa is located.
- It was deemed " important to the history of interior Alaska as a place where permanent native ( Indian ) community was established near the mission which located itself opposite the prehistoric trading center of many interior Athapaskan Indians-Nuchalawoyya " and also as representing " a place where native people learned and participated in the activities of a foreign culture ", and as a burial site, and as for the architecture of its church.
- The name Nicola people is also used in ethnology and linguistics to refer to a now-extinct Athapaskan group who once lived amid the Scw'exmx and Spaxomin, and also in the Upper Similkameen before being driven out by the Similkameen Okanagan; they are also called the Stuwix or Stuwix'emux-" the strangers ", " strange people ", because they were recent arrivals in the territory and spoke an unrelated language ).
- Rather, both were named as a result of this region being the territory under the rule of Okanagan chief who, at the invitation of Kwa'lila, the Secwepemc chief of Kamloops, settled in the valley to escape harassment at his former domicile at the head of Okanagan Lake and founded there the joint community of Okanagans and Nlaka'pamux known as the Nicola people and whose government is the Nicola Tribal Association, and at one time included members of the now-extinct " Stuwix " or Nicola Athapaskans.
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