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Forgotten Barabara
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Barabara means a meeting place. Them days
they had big barabaras and in the middle, they had big holes, and in the hole
was a fire. The ceiling had a hole in it too, so the smoke from the fire would
go out the hole. We weren’t successful sometimes! Some people lived in’em
sometimes. Our people used Russian culture heritage, so maybe they’re the
one’s who taught us how to make banias and smokehouses, and mud huts. Then we
followed their culture so we lost ours.
The last barabara in Port Graham it belongs to Polly and Larry Meganack
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