This trunk contains replica Clatsop and Chinookan American Indian artifacts, hands-on activities, resource guide, videos, posters and much more. This trunk offers you the opportunity to bring the people the Lewis and Clark Expedition dealt with at the mouth of the Columbia River into your classroom. Discover who these people were and who they are today and how the Chinookan and Clatsop people differ from other American Indians in the Pacific Northwest and the United States. This trunk provides a unique opportunity to explore the people who lived at the mouth of the Columbia River before the arrival of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The following items are available through the Fort Clatsop Historical Association Bookstore.
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Survival An activity Guide 180pps. The Lewis and Clark Expedition by Sanna Porte Kiesling Written for 4th grade level. The Story Behind the Scenery by Daniel Dattilio Pictorial account of the expedition's winter encampment at Fort Clatsop. Lewis and Clark by Roy E. Appleman Historic places associated with their Transcontinental exploration. This edition features an excellent introduction and interesting passages from the original journals.