Nootka Research Paper

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Did you know about the ootka tribe?The Nootka has many Locations,Tradition and Present-day.Th Nootka people lived in many differnt location.TheNootka tribe has many differnt Traditio.The nootka tribe is sill around today There are many differnt Location tht the Nootka lived in. The Nootka people eat many differnt types of fish.Aboriginally the Nootka lived on vancover Island, British columbia.Nootka soundof the pacfic ocean on the rugged west. Aboriginally,there were aporximatelyen ten thousand Nootka's.A small party of russians,the earliest European explorers in the nootka territory,arrivied on july 17,1741 but weren't heard from agian.

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