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Encyclopedia > Chehalis

Chehalis is a term from the language of the Native American tribe of the same name meaning "sand."

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Chehalis/Greg West - LDS Musician (227 words)
Chehalis is a project created by guitarist Greg West to be the home for various collaborations, group projects, and music that went beyond the scope of solo guitar.
Chehalis was conceived in 1978 and has existed in numerous forms and configurations.
Chehalis originally began performing progressive rock music, but in it's various evolutions it has been an acoustic ensemble, a progressive folk group, and a test bed for electronic music projects.
The Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis (273 words)
The Chehalis Indians had developed an extensive trading system between the many sub-tribes that they consisted of, and with other peoples from quite a distance away.
The Chehalis remained with the rivers to a greater degree and developed a trading route that went from the Cowlitz River system to the Chehalis river system.
Although the Native American population in Lewis County is hard to determine, one report indicates that a gathering of the Upper Chehalis tribe at Ford's Prairie in 1855 was 5,000 strong.
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