Thompson Ethnobotany

Discover the intricate relationship between the Thompson Indians and the plant world of British Columbia. Thompson Ethnobotany meticulously documents the traditional knowledge and plant usage of the Thompson Indians, a First Nations group in British Columbia. This comprehensive study, led by Nancy J. Turner, unveils the deep connection between the Thompson people and their environment, detailing how they recognized, named, and utilized over 350 plant species for food, medicine, and technology. Explore the traditional food sources, harvesting techniques, preservation methods, and cooking practices of the Thompson Indians. Learn about the plants used in traditional beliefs, mythology, and language. This book is for anyone interested in:- Ethnobotany- Indigenous cultures of Canada- Traditional plant knowledge