Fifty years after the fact, the controversies over how fair the Isaac Stevens treaties were boiled to the surface in the Settler community.
An Indigenous woman writes with news and a special request…
This article from 1906 makes some solid points about Chinook Jargon’s status as (a fashionable idea then) an international language….
From the same area and time as “The Story of a Stump“, where hunters found a Chinuk Pipa message in the woods beyond Lillooet…
The beginning of Chief Seattle Days in Suquamish naturally involved a Chinuk Wawa speech…
Today: Acelan’s Story. It’s quite possibly a true newly discovered wrinkle in an old story.
A Spokane newspaper article indirectly leads us to two new discoveries about Chinuk Wawa!
Just a morsel of Chinook Jargon here…
A lot of confusion in a small paragraph about the Puyallup tribe…
Here is a traditional, and I expect true, story about the origin of southwest Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula and Shoalwater Bay.
