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		The nation of the Kalapuya, at the height of population prior to European American contact, was composed of several small groups or "bands" within the Willamette valley.
		According to these sources, many of the Kalapuya believed that after death, a person's body went into the Earth, and their heart journeyed west over the ocean to the "land of the dead." Clothing and personal items were buried with the dead to aid them in their journey.
		Kalapuya spirituality was a conscious mixture of the living and dead, of giving and receiving.
	darkwing.uoregon.edu /~ecostudy/elp/ehistory/kalapuya.htm (3882 words)

	The First People of Clackamas County, Oregon
		KALAPUYAS occupied the inland valleys of western tributaries (such as the Tualatin River) to the Willamette and--above Willamette Falls--the eastern tributaries plus the shores of the Willamette River itself.
		Before the 1950's, the last generation of Kalapuya speakers were gone and the population of Grand Ronde had adopted Chinook Jargon as a common language.
		Today, descendants of the first people of Clackamas County are part of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, a community of five tribes (Kalapuya, Molalla, Umpqua, Chasta, and Rogue River) that preserves a common culture in a place far from their traditional lands.
	www.usgennet.org /alhnorus/ahorclak/indians.html (1944 words)

	Mary's River Band of the Kalapuya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Kalapuya settlements and travel routes were often along the banks of waterways.
		All these bands belonged to the central or Santiam dialect region of Kalapuya, which covered the east valley from Aurora south to Eugene and the drainages of the McKenzie River and middle and western forks of the Willamette, plus the west valley from south of Salem to Eugene.
		Kalapuya fell into disuse, for example, and although one or two elderly people could still speak it in 1930, no one can speak or understand it now.
	www.maryspeak.org /chapinafu.html (1341 words)

	Printable Version (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		An epilogue chronicles the Kalapuya's decline after the arrival of settlers and their subsequent renewal.
		Residents of the Valley with an interest in local history or native people are treated to the most comprehensive account of the lives of the Kalapuya, and readers who enjoy the outdoors gain a new perspective on the plants and animals of the region.
		Her work providing local teachers with information about the Kalapuya was the origin of this book.
	www.newportnewstimes.com /articles/2005/11/04/community/community03.prt (265 words)

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		Jacob/ D. Agnew Kalapuya Group Paper Working in a group is very different for me. It is hard for me to communicate and trust that everything will get done.
		When Terecia suggested the Kalapuya was a good tribe and she had fun learning a little about them in high school.
		Though clothes worn by the Kalapuya Indians isn’t the most exciting thing to research or give a presentation on, it was a lot of fun.
	web.pdx.edu /~rocks/critical/kalapuya.doc (808 words)

	Salem (Oregon) Online History - Kalapuya
		Kalapuya women dug the camas with forked wooden sticks and then roasted and dried the root in pit-ovens.
		Kalapuya women were skilled basket-makers who wove storage containers, basketry hats, and large mats for floor covering.
		The article entitled "The Kalapuya: a Wealthy Way of Life" further elaborates on the negotiations: "Chiefs and headmen of the Winnefelly, Mohawk River, Chapen, Tecopa, Santiam, Mary's River, and Ahntchuyuk tribes and bands of Kalapuya(s) signed the 1855 Dayton Treaty with (then) Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Joel Palmer...
	www.salemhistory.net /people/native_americans.htm (1412 words)

	Turtle Island Storyteller Esther Stutzman
		Esther Stutzman is Coos and Komemma Kalapuya and is an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz.
		The Kalapuya people lived in the Willamette Valley from the Clackamas River area near Oregon City down the valley to the Umpqua River near Roseburg, a span of about 150 miles from the coast range inland to the Cascades.
		The valley was an oak savannah and the Kalapuya burned the valley to keep the underbrush away.
	www.turtleislandstorytellers.net /tis_oregon/transcript_e_stutzman.htm (973 words)

	Philomath Strategic Plan for Community and Economic Development - Profile
		The Kalapuya, a native people of the Pacific Northwest, lived in the tributary river valleys of the Willamette River, and along the middle fork of the Umpqua River.
		The Kalapuya were not a tribe, but a number of distinct bands that spoke different languages and dialects having similar linquistic roots.
		Most of the Kalapuya were sent to the Grande Ronde Indian Reservation (western Yamhill County), although some from the Marys River area ended up on the Siletz Indian Reservation (Lincoln County).
	www.ci.philomath.or.us /crt/profile.htm (1797 words)

	Dorris Ranch
		From the days that the Kalapuya Indians and trappers from the Hudson's Bay Company roamed the valley to the establishment of commercial filberts at the ranch, this property has a fascinating past.
		The Kalapuya Indians lived from the last two thousand years until the mid seventeen hundreds in the Willamette Valley and on present day Dorris Ranch.
		All of the different bands of Kalapuya Indians had their own territory, and the Winefelley Band's territory was on the Dorris Ranch acreage.
	ths.sps.lane.edu /english/Period7/Kallie (690 words)

	.: Albany Democrat-Herald :. Archives
		According to pioneer accounts, there was a Kalapuya woman known as Indian Lize or Eliza living in Brownsville who was the last remaining person of the Kalapuya band inhabiting the Calapooia Valley.
		An exhibit in the Linn County Historical Museum in Brownsville, “The Kalapuya of the Willamette Valley” dispels this myth and reveals a tragic story.
		Her original Kalapuya name was not Eliza, her life was one of violence and lost identity, and her story is similar to thousands of other Native women who met the same fate.
	www.dhonline.com /articles/2006/12/10/people/2peo05_museum.txt (501 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Kalapuya Indians are generally thought to have maintained the Willamette Valley's oak savanna environment through regular land burning.
		In other words, it is possible that a small sample of selective and often biased evidence has been used to support the theory that the Kalapuya intentionally and regularly burned land in the Willamette Valley.
		She argues that Kalapuya fires could have acted as counter-resistance measures against the increasing expansion of Euro-Americans into the valley.
	darkwing.uoregon.edu /~dtodd/WilRiver/Steinberg4.htm (579 words)

	Eugene Oregon : About Eugene Guide
		Archeological evidence indicates that the Kalapuya occupied the area for several centuries.
		A hunting and gathering people, the Kalapuya frequently burned the grasses of the valley to clear brush and provide a better habitat for the game and vegetation they depended on for food.
		By the time the first white settlers arrived, the valley was an open grassy prairie with isolated white oaks and other trees.
	www.abouteugene.com (378 words)

	land use-clackamas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Prior to the arrival of Europeans, three different groups are known to have inhabited the Clackamas River Basin; the Kalapuya, the Clackamas (Upper Chinook language division), and the Molalla.
		The Kalapuya and Clackamas tended to inhabit lower-elevation valley regions.
		The Kalapuya were erased completely, and the small numbers of Clackamas and Mollala were forcefully moved to reservations in the late 1850’s.
	www.swrp.org /watershed_resources/Land_Use/landuse_clackamas.htm (382 words)

	Background on Kalapuya and Talking Stones
		As a concept, the Talking Stones were born of discussions between Kalapuya
		Kalapuya people say, "We have always been here." Prior to the arrival of
		The Kalapuya were hunters of large and small game, such as deer and elk,
	emc.rio.com /AboutKalStones.html (322 words)

	.: Corvallis Gazette-Times :. Archives
		Judy Juntunen’s book on the Kalapuya Indians is the first book ever published by the Benton County Historical Society and Museum.
		Holmes helped the museum create its initial Kalapuya displays and was a source of encouragement for the book.
		Today, Kalapuya descendants are members of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde and the Confederated Tribes of Siletz.
	www.gazettetimes.com /articles/2005/10/28/news/top_story/fri01.txt (755 words)

	US History Grant: Kalapuya Indians in the Eugene Area Resources
		These resources were designed to be used in conjunction with the "Kalapuya Indians in the Eugene Area" unit.
		Kalapuya man from Oregon, in woodcut made 1841
		Kalapuya boy from Oregon, in engraving made 1841
	www.lane.k12.or.us /CSD/ushistory/teacher_materials/Kelly/index.html (168 words)

	Washington County Historical Society - Programs: Atfalati (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Kalapuya Indians lived in most of the Willamette Valley (excluding the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, home of the Molallas) for thousands of years (at least 6,000 to 8,000 years ago).
		The Kalapuya used this time to trade with neighbors and to keep their culture alive by story-telling and making or repairing tools for the next seasonal-round.
		In the mid-1850s the Kalapuya were removed to the Grande Ronde and Siletz reservations in Yamhill and Lincoln counties, respectively.
	www.washingtoncountymuseum.org /programs/atfalati.html (521 words)

	.: Corvallis Gazette-Times :. Archives
		Juntunen, who wrote a book on the Kalapuya, pointed out the flened end of the stick to curious Ethan Martin, 6, of Albany.
		Kalapuya flute player Jan Michael Looking Wolf Reibach, who played for the audience, also was pleased that the museum was educating people.
		The historical society had originally planned a five-day workshop on the Kalapuya but didn’t have many people sign up, said Jan Christensen, curator of education.
	www.gazettetimes.com /articles/2006/07/27/news/community/thuloc01.txt (430 words)

	Salem (Oregon) Online History - Kalapuya Calendar
		While Kalapuya camps in the northern Willamette Valley relocate near lakes to begin wapato harvest, southern valley camp residents complete camas harvesting.
		January is the month of Burned Breasts because senior Kalapuyas singe their chests by sitting too close to the continual inside fires to overcome the cold temperatures outside.
		July is Half Summer-Time and the Kalapuya collect caterpillars and hazelnuts during the hot, dry weather.
	www.salemhistory.net /people/native_americans_calendar.htm (319 words)

	NMNH - Repatriation Office - Reports - Northwest - Northwest Oregon
		Though the information available for the four sets of remains recovered from the Willamette valley is minimal, the preponderance of the evidence in one of the four cases suggests that the individual is culturally affiliated with the one of the Kalapuya divisions.
		In the case of the other three sets of remains, it was impossible to determine whether the individuals are more likely to be culturally affiliated with the Kalapuya or the Clackamas division of lower Chinook.
		Four sets of remains identified as Kalapuya or Clackamas, were repatriated to the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon on September 15, 1999.
	abbot.si.edu /anthro/repatriation/reports/regional/northwest/nw_oregon.htm (1071 words)

	"To Dream Kalapuya" by Karl Young
		The subtext to my poems is that the remaining scraps of these people's language could make a memorial to them, and, to some extent, even recreate some of the delight, decency, and sanity of their original way of life if left more or less to its own devices.
		The Kalapuya, however, have proved wiser, and more durable, and, oddly enough, putting this book on the web has brought this to my attention.
		To Dream Kalapuya was first published in book form by Truck Press, St. Paul, Minnesota.
	www.thing.net /~grist/l&d/lyoung1.htm (338 words)

	The Kalapuyas of Clackamas County
		As the last known speaker of the Kalapuya language, he was a translator for Linguist, Melville Jacobs, who also interviewed him in detail about Kalapuya ways in 1928.
		The Dayton Treaty was similar to a November 1854 treaty at Calapooia Creek in Douglas County with the Kalapuya and Umpqua Tribes (ratified March 3, 1855) awarding $3,000, $2,300, $1,700 and $1,000 in the same five-year period increments.
		According to one report, the Kalapuya peoples were one of the staunchest preservers of their spiritual tradition and ceremonies throughout the early twentieth century.
	www.usgennet.org /alhnorus/ahorclak/kalapuyas.html (2366 words)

	2005 House Committee on Education
		Responds that Kalapuya encourages students to try a traditional public high school for their first year of high school before enrolling into the alternative high school.
		Mendez would like to attend high school all day if the funding was available.
		Closes the informational meeting on Kalapuya High School and adjourns the meeting at 2:30 p.m.
	www.sos.state.or.us /archives/legislative/legislativeminutes/2005/house/education/hed0316.htm (791 words)

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		The CPC selected a Kalapuya name as a gesture of honor and respect for the tribal members who hunted, fished, and gathered camas bulbs on the land that is now the Whilamut Natural Area.
		A traditional Kalapuya naming ceremony was held to commemorate the new name on September 7, 2002.
		Kalapuya Elder Esther Stutzman consulted on the project to determine names and appropriate stone locations.
	www.eugene-or.gov /imageserver/apps/content/posx/whilamut_natural_area/htmlmigration_content_item.html (1128 words)

	Chintimini may be garbled version of Kalapuya word (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Kalapuya did not call Marys Peak "Chintimini" as is commonly believed, nor did they name it after a heroic maiden.
		The Kalapuya, who primarily occupied the Willamette Valley, are thought to have once numbered more than 13,000, but they were rapidly reduced by Western disease to an estimated population of 300 by 1842.
		Today there are many Kalapuya descendents, but they have integrated so well with mainstream America that many do not identify themselves as Native Americans.
	www.maryspeak.org /real.htm (1130 words)

	Kalapuya - LoveToKnow 1911
		KALAPUYA, or Callapooya, a tribe and stock of NorthAmerican Indians, whose former range was the valley of the Willamette River, Oregon.
		They now number little more than a hundred, on a reservation on Grande Ronde reservation, Oregon.
		This page was last modified 20:19, 3 Sep 2006.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Kalapuya (46 words)

	Welcome to the Archaeology Channel - Indigenous Storytelling Series
		Because the Kalapuya believe that the world began of stone, it also refers to several stone outcroppings in the Willamette Valley of Oregon that are still considered sacred to the Kalapuya.
		She has been an elementary and secondary teacher, a cultural curriculum developer, University lecturer and is currently working on a Kalapuya curriculum.
		She is chair of the Komemma Cultural Protection Association, a group of Kalapuya people who engage in historical research, photo documentation and protection of sacred sites.
	www.archaeologychannel.org /kalapuya.html (347 words)

	Kalapuya High School - Eugene, Oregon - OR - school overview
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		An opportunity for the principal at Kalapuya High School to speak about curriculum, special programs, activities, goals and more.
	www.greatschools.net /modperl/browse_school/or/1664 (194 words)

	WHS School Improvement Goals
		By ensuring students make learning a priority and a positive habit, Kalapuya is creating tomorrow’s options for today’s kids.
		The overall purpose of our program is to improve a student's social and academic development so they can complete their education.
		During 2005-2006, the reading program was expanded by testing every student entering Kalapuya and developing an appropriate reading/English program for every student.
	www.bethel.k12.or.us /Packets/agenda61306/sipkhs.htm (1103 words)

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