Where to find Hidden Native American Treasures in Idaho on Route 95

Where to find Hidden Native American Treasures in Idaho on Route 95

The US-95 route south of Lewiston has some hidden Native American treasures. They were discovered some time ago and the US Park Service has preserved them for you to see. Check out what they found!
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3 Comments

  1. Chano chance Strandy on August 13, 2022 at 12:13 pm

    Is there a reason for the swastika on the headress?

  2. FrankieJo Ellis on August 13, 2022 at 12:46 pm

    Thank you for not messing with Native grave sites. Whether or not it is a federal crime [which it is] it is like someone looting a white cemetery.

  3. Angela Jackson on August 13, 2022 at 12:48 pm

    It’s a $10,000 fine to have an Eagle feather if you’re Non-Native. You have to turn them over to Fish&Game. The Swastika is a world wide indigenous people symbol. For the Nez Perce (my people), it is a symbol of the North Star.
    The canoe made of pine comes from any of our forests with in 30 miles of Spaulding museum. When your camera is facing North west and behind you toward the Spaulding bridge is one such historic site called the Ant and the Yellow Jacket. If you ever get to come again. You should make time to take a tour from a Park Ranger. 😁

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