Vietnamese Trunk Contents

• Map of Vietnam
• Black and White Map of Vietnam
• Flag of Vietnam
• Picture of Water Buffalo
• Flag of Thailand
• English/Vietnamese Dictionary
• Thai Cookbook
• Banane Séchée
• Sesame Seed Cookie
• Thien Huong
• Map of Washington State
• Vietnamese Cookbook
• Flash Cards
• Hat
• Vietnam to America
• Interview with Dr. Do

Japanese Trunk Contents

Written Information

• Write-up on Kimono use
• Write-up on Asian effect on Washington State
• Japanese Cooking Packet
• Write-up on Religion
• Write-up on Origami
• Summary on Book Baseball Saved Us
• Write-up on the Game Go
• How To Use Chopsticks
• Tea Ceremonies

Games

• Go
• Bag with game pieces
• Baffles
• Same bag of game pieces as Go

Books

• Baseball Saved Us
• Educational Origami
• Scrap Book

Japanese Utensils

• 2 pairs of fancy Chopsticks
• 2 pairs of regular eating Chopsticks
• 2 Japanese pencils
• 1 wooden Chopstick holder

Japanese Artifacts

• Buddha
• Haiku Writing and picture (on a cardboard type material)
• Figurine: Two people carrying something
• Figurine: tall lady
• Tea tin

Philippine Trunk Contents

• Shell Dog
• Shell Cat
• Shell Vase
• Picture Album (of Filipino community in the Yakima Valley)
• Binder with recipes (contains recipes from people in Yakima)
• Children’s Books (favorite stories of the Philippines)
• Dictionary (Philippines to English words in both languages)
• National Flag of Philippines
• Large Map
• Binder of Biography
• Money (currency)
• Rice
• Filipino music record
• Filipino Christmas ornaments
• Bamboo pole
• Binder with brochures
• Audio tape of Filipino stories
• Dance instructions
• Video tape of dancing, making food, Filipino Hall and fruit stand

Mexican Trunk Contents

• Mexican soft drink bottle
• Virgin Lady of Guadalupe magnet
• Poncho
• Video tapes
• Embroidered napkin
• Tortilla holder
• The Day It Snowed Tortillas (Children’s book)
• Gathering the Sun (Children’s Book)
• Trouble in Yakima Valley (book)
• Abuela (children’s book)
• Mexican postcard
• Pack of dried chili peppers
• Mexican tea bags
• Sombrero magnet
• Food basket magnet
• Beer barrel key chain
• Wooden doll magnet
• Sayulita bracelets
• Sandal key chain
• Clay suns and moons
• Serving dish
• Mexican music on a CD
• Sombrero
• Mexican money display
• Mexican newspaper
• El Paso Café menu
• Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe (book)
• Picture

• Poster
  The poster shows a bear in a tree. The bear was a sacred animal to the Yakama
• Indian Dress
  The dress is used in the washaat services that are similar to church. In the washaat religion, there are seven drums and one bell ringer.
• Local Pawn Shop Pictures
  Here are some pictures of moccasins, beaded bags, as well as some jewelry, and some other artifacts.
• Arrow Heads
  The arrowheads were used for hunting in the mountains. They mainly hunted big game like elk, deer or bear.
• Dream Catcher
  In the stories, it is said that when you have a bad dream that the dream catcher takes the bad dreams and gives you good dreams.
• Fishing Net
  When in shallow parts of a river, the Yakamas threw the nets out, which has rock weights to make it sink. Whatever is in the net’s path gets caught.
• Video Tape
  The videotape shows the recorded Indian dances. The local Indian Club of Wapato was performing these dances.
• Dried Salmon
  When Yakamas fish on the Columbia River, they often dried the salmon so it wouldn’t rot, or just to use it for storage.
• Chipper
  The chippers are used to make sharp projectiles such as knives, arrowheads, or fishing hooks. The chippers are make from rocks with rough edges.
• Time Ball
  A woman often made a time ball to keep track of certain events that occurred. They put a certain knot or bead in it.
• Beads
  The Yakamas acquired beads from the Europeans or whites by trade for the furs or hides