First Nation K'ómoks Advanced Fishing Traps Revealed in British Columbia
The tideland fish trap system of Canada’s K'ómoks First Nation people is the largest in North America and maybe the world based on recent research revelations.
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The tideland fish trap system of Canada’s K'ómoks First Nation people is the largest in North America and maybe the world based on recent research revelations.
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