Colville and Palouse notes (part 3).
Date
1953
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UNPUBLISHED
Abstract
Brothers by marriage and the stronger bonds of blood, the Palouse were neighbors of the Priest Rapids people. The Palouse land, like that of much of the Wanapum territory was a desolation of sand, sage brush, basaltic-rimmed coulees and scab rock. It extends 100 miles north and east from the Columbia, spilling into Idaho toward the Rocky Mountains [This in view of close inspection of the situation would be definitely unanswerable at this stage]."
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18 sheets 8 x 11.5 inch. Typed. Editing marks throughout by Relander.