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The document outlines the requirements and procedures for employers contracting with the Yurok Tribe, specifically through the Tribal Employment Rights Office (TERO). It emphasizes compliance with TERO ordinances, maintaining accurate employment records, and accommodating cultural practices of Indian employees. Employers must provide labor force projections, list required skills, and ensure Indian preference in hiring. The form serves as an agreement for conducting commerce and employment activities within the Yurok Indian Reservation.

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What tool might the Yurok have used to hollow out redwood logs?

Yurok canoes were dug out of half of a redwood log, using fire and a stone-handled tool of mussel shell.

What tools did the Yurok use?

Elk horn was used as a tool for making flints, and as spoons used by men. Mussel shells were used by women for scraping roots and as spoons. The Yuroks, unlike many early Californians, used spoons rather than fingers for eating their acorn mush. The elk horn spoons had handles carved in decorative patterns.

What types of hunting tools did the Yurok Tribe use?

The tools used by the hunters were bows and arrows. The fishermen used spears, nets, and wooden fish traps. If they needed to go to war they would fight duels with clubs. Another tools used by the Yuroks were baskets which were done by the twining.

What did the Yurok people use redwood trees for?

One thing I talk about in my program is the relationship that the Yurok have with redwood trees, which we have long used to build stools, trunks (to hold our regalia), houses, and canoes. Yurok people would never cut down a redwood; they would wait for it to fall.

What natural resources did the Yurok Tribe use?

The Yurok built rectangular houses using wood from redwood trees. They hunted, fished, and gathered nuts, berries, and other wild plant foods. Their most important foods were salmon and acorns. The Yurok wove baskets and made dugout canoes from redwoods.

What do the Yurok call themselves?

Yurok is a Karok word for downriver people. The Yuroks call themselves oohl people. At the time of first European contact in the nineteenth century, the Yurok language had several thousand speakers. Today there are less than a dozen native speakers, all elderly, and an active language revitalization program.

Did the Yurok Tribe use any form of money?

The traditional money used by Yurok people is terk-term (dentalia shell), which is a shell harvested from the ocean. The dentalia used on necklaces are most often used in traditional ceremonies, such as the u pyue-wes (White Deerskin Dance), woo-neek-we-ley-goo (Jump Dance) and mey-lee (Brush Dance).

Who is the leader of the Yurok Tribe?

Rosie Clayburn is a dynamic leader with the Yurok Tribe of Northern California, the states largest Indigenous tribe.

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