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SUMMARY:Northern Shoshoni Ancestors\, History and Culture
DESCRIPTION:Leo Arriwite will share the oral history tradition of the North
 ern Shoshoni people of Central Idaho\, Northern Western Wyoming and South W
 estern Montana. These stories are handed down from generation to generation
 . He'll also discuss the trails used by a people and the visiting tribes an
 d immigrants who travelled through their homelands - all while demonstratin
 g the making of buckskin gloves. The talk will include the subsistence hunt
 ing\, fishing and gathering that sustained the Northern Shoshoni on these l
 ands which continue today. In honor of the oral tradition\, this will only 
 be an in-person event\, we will not be livestreaming or recording the talk.
 \\n\\nLeo Arriwite\, was born and raised in Salmon\, Idaho and his parents 
 were Leo and Irene (Nappo) Ariwite Naupe\, Grand Mother was Hattie (Honena)
  Ariwite and Benjamin Ariwite Naupe. Leo’s career began in 1977 as a Trib
 al Law Enforcement Officer\, Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs Law Enforceme
 nt Officer\, Chief of Police for the Confederated Tribes of the Colville In
 dian Reservation\, the Chief Tribal Prosecutor for the Shoshone-Bannock Tri
 bal Court\, Chief Judge (2 terms) Associate Judge (2 terms) over all 20 plu
 s years in Law Enforcement and 20 plus years as a Judge. All in all\, the c
 ulture and customs of my people were a guiding factor in my career. Joining
  Leo for this event is his life partner\, Toni Timbana (Eastern Shoshoni) a
 nd their youngest son\, Bailey Ariwite (Eastern Shoshone).
URL:https://visitsunvalley.com/events/northern-shoshoni-ancestors-history-a
 nd-culture/
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