Duwamish people

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The Duwamish people are a Coast Salish Native American tribe indigenous to the Seattle, Washington area, historically known for their central role in regional trade and for leaders such as Chief Seattle.

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Label Occurrences
Duwamish people canonical 41
Duwamish Tribe 3
Duwamish tribe 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Coast Salish people
Indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest
Native American people
associatedCity Seattle
associatedWaterBody Duwamish River
Puget Sound
culturalCenter Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center
culturalPractices potlatch
seasonal salmon ceremonies
culture Coast Salish peoples
surface form: Coast Salish culture
ethnicGroupOf Seattle metropolitan area
surface form: Seattle, Washington area
federalRecognitionStatus not federally recognized as a tribe by the United States
historicalPeriod 19th century American expansion in Washington Territory
pre-contact Pacific Northwest
indigenousTo Puget Sound region
Seattle, Washington, United States
surface form: Seattle, Washington
knownFor central role in regional trade
languageFamily Salishan languages
locatedInPresentDay King County
surface form: King County, Washington
modernOrganization Duwamish Tribal Services
Duwamish people self-linksurface differs
surface form: Duwamish Tribe
namedAfter Duwamish River
notableLeader Chief Seattle
Issaquah
surface form: Si’ahl
partOf Coast Salish peoples
surface form: Coast Salish cultural group
relatedEthnicGroup Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
surface form: Muckleshoot people

Other Coast Salish peoples
Puyallup people
Snoqualmie people
Suquamish people
spiritualTraditions Coast Salish spirituality
stateRecognitionStatus historically recognized by Washington Territory treaties
subgroupOf Coast Salish peoples
surface form: Lushootseed-speaking peoples
traditionalEconomy fishing
gathering
hunting
regional trade
salmon fishing
traditionalHousing cedar plank longhouses
traditionalLanguage Lushootseed
traditionalTerritoryIncludes Duwamish River
surface form: Duwamish River valley

Elliott Bay
Green River
Lake Union
Lake Washington
traditionalTransportation dugout canoes
treatySignatoryOf Treaty of Point Elliott
treatySignedWith United States government

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Chief Seattle leaderOf Duwamish people
Coast Salish peoples hasSubgroup Duwamish people
Lushootseed spokenBy Duwamish people
Princess Angeline associatedWith Duwamish people
this entity surface form: Duwamish Tribe
Duwamish people modernOrganization Duwamish people self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Duwamish Tribe
Sealth ethnicGroup Duwamish people
Sealth associatedWith Duwamish people
this entity surface form: Duwamish Tribe
Blake Island historicalSignificance Duwamish people
this entity surface form: associated with Duwamish people
Nisqually people relatedEthnicGroup Duwamish people
Snohomish people relatedEthnicGroup Duwamish people
Duwamish River namedAfter Duwamish people
West Seattle historicallyInhabitedBy Duwamish people
Suquamish people relatedEthnicGroup Duwamish people
Duwamish language spokenBy Duwamish people
Duwamish language associatedPeople Duwamish people
this entity surface form: Duwamish tribe
Duwamish Tribal Services represents Duwamish people
Snoqualmie people relatedEthnicGroup Duwamish people
Si’ahl ethnicGroup Duwamish people
Dkhw’Duw’Absh endonymFor Duwamish people
Dkhw’Duw’Absh subgroupOf Duwamish people
People of the Inside refersTo Duwamish people
People of the Inside ethnicGroupOf Duwamish people
People of the Inside usedBy Duwamish people
Hachuamish partOf Duwamish people
Hachuamish ethnicGroup Duwamish people
Hachuamish hasPeople Duwamish people
Hachuamish associatedPeople Duwamish people
Tukwila band ethnicGroupOf Duwamish people
Tukwila band partOf Duwamish people
Tukwila band subgroupOf Duwamish people
Tukwila band people Duwamish people
Tukwila band relatedGroup Duwamish people
Dxʷdəwʔabš endonymFor Duwamish people
Sukwamish partOf Duwamish people
Sukwamish ethnicGroup Duwamish people
Sukwamish subgroupOf Duwamish people
Sukwamish relatedEthnicGroup Duwamish people
Sukwamish hasEthnogenesisWithin Duwamish people
Stkamish ethnicGroupOf Duwamish people
Stkamish partOf Duwamish people
Stkamish subgroupOf Duwamish people
Stkamish associatedPeople Duwamish people