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small center houses artifacts from Shoshone culture that should be
protected from the weather. The rest is situated on trails along the
Lemhi River. A stroll through the area gives you a glimpse of what
a village might have looked like when The Corps appeared. Above, a
hunting village similar to the one that welcomed Lewis August 13,
1805. A partially finished fish trap stands in the foreground. |
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with his reconnaissance crew, came across a fishing village similar
to this replica, on his way to examine the Salmon River. It was located
on the Lemhi River a few miles south of this site. Center, an Agai
Dika [Salmon Eaters] saddle on display in the cultural center. An
eagle flag graces the sky along the path, above. |
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