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	Native People
	Like all native people of Western Washington, Muckleshoot ancestors depended on fish, animal, and plant resources and traveled widely to harvest these resources.  In the winter when travel was difficult they lived in villages along the region’s watercourses relying upon stored foods and local resources.  In the summer they dispersed and moved to summer camps in places like Pacific and resource gathering areas, where they joined with families from other winter villages in fishing, clamming, hunting, gathering, and other pursuits. Starting in the 1990’s, this revitalization accelerated with the introduction of bingo and casino gaming on the Reservation and has continued with the diversification of the Tribe’s economic enterprises and investments which include:  Muckleshoot Seafood Products, the Muckleshoot Mini Mart, the Salish Tree Farm, the White River Amphitheatre, the Salish Lodge, and Emerald Downs. (1)