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dried salmon 
salmon filleted, smoked, and dried, once a staple in the diet of the British Columbia Indians.
- 1808 (1889) Went ashore on an island and secured a bale of dried salmon for our return.
- 1897 Dried salmon is comparatively light and a dog team can quite easily draw a sufficient amount for its own feed and the provisions of a man, and camping outfit, from Circle City to Dyea.
- 1900 The whole stock of dried salmon had been devoured. . . .
- 1808 (1889) Went ashore on an island and secured a bale of dried salmon for our return.