Lekwungen

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Lekwungen refers to the Indigenous Coast Salish people whose traditional territory includes what is now Victoria, British Columbia, and surrounding areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Coast Salish people
Indigenous people
acknowledgedIn territorial acknowledgements in Greater Victoria
alsoKnownAs Songhees NERFINISHED
Songhees people NERFINISHED
Songish NERFINISHED
autonymLanguage Lekwungen language
colonialHistoryIncludes creation of Songhees reserve
displacement from village sites around Victoria harbour
treaty negotiations in 19th century
country Canada
culturalHeritage longhouse traditions
potlatch ceremonies
culturalRegion Salish Sea NERFINISHED
Strait of Juan de Fuca NERFINISHED
ethnicGroupOf Canada NERFINISHED
hasContemporaryRole stewardship of lands around Victoria
hasDescendantCommunity Esquimalt First Nation NERFINISHED
Songhees First Nation NERFINISHED
hasPopulationRegion Greater Victoria area NERFINISHED
hasSacredSite Beacon Hill Park area NERFINISHED
Songhees Point NERFINISHED
languageFamily Salishan languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn British Columbia
Coast Salish cultural area NERFINISHED
Pacific Northwest Coast NERFINISHED
partOf Coast Salish peoples NERFINISHED
recognizedAs First Nations people NERFINISHED
religion Coast Salish spiritual traditions
traditionalEconomy fishing
gathering
hunting
marine harvesting
traditionalFood camas bulbs
salmon
shellfish
traditionalLandUse burning of camas meadows
seasonal resource harvesting
traditionalLanguage Lekwungen language NERFINISHED
Songhees dialect of North Straits Salish
traditionalPractice camas harvesting
reef net fishing
traditionalTerritoryIncludes Esquimalt, British Columbia NERFINISHED
Gorge Waterway NERFINISHED
Songhees Point NERFINISHED
Southern Vancouver Island NERFINISHED
Victoria, British Columbia NERFINISHED

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