The Yurok lived on the lower reaches of the Klamath River.
They were divided into approximately fifty independent villages, fishing, hunting and agriculture.
They built kayaks with the trunks of the redwoods, they enjoyed a sophisticated monetary system and had great view of the richness.
An eagle’s skin was true a small shell, a “gift”for a wife could claim many strands of shells.
They practiced the concept of heritage and established a clear distinction between rich and poor.
The youth wore a buckskin, women showed off their richest dresses very ornate.
They were often attacked by their neighbors Tolowa.
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