Indian burial tree and field burning

We will look at a type of tree used for burials by Northwest Coast Indian peoples and learn why natives purposely set fire to the grasslands, plus view a few edible and useful plants.

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Education

Tags:

• indians
• survival
• skills
• bushcraft
• wilderness
• surival
• american
• economic
• collapse
• edible
• plants
• pioneer
• living

[jennifermackey]

Thank you for the info on the burial tree... Can you tell me where to get more information on the tree burials of the native americans...

thanks

[LivingHistorySchool]

@jennifermackey

you would need to research burial practices of Northwest Coast Indians, just google that...it didn't let me attach a link

[rbinventor]

I burn one of our pastures every year. By doing this the grass is growing much better. It also gets rid of bad insects and mould.

[Lenape84]

Nice man. A lot info I'm glad to see more people into the native american culture. Ever find any artifacts at that park. If you want to see any videos of artifacts from ny check my page

[f417h]

this is ƒantastick

thank you for saying hello

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[oregonmikes]

Great video Scott, never knew about that tree. Wasn't part of the field burning to burn out the brush and help the new sprouts which in turn brought out the game to eat the young sprouts?

[desertsurvivalist]

Great Information! Thanks!