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Badger Claw Ch. 3-4 Vocabulary

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Dried leaves of the laurel shrub.
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bay leaves
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an ancient doctor, healer, or priest, they were called upon for religious ceremonies
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Shaman

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Dried leaves of the laurel shrub.

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an ancient doctor, healer, or priest, they were called upon for religious ceremonies

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native americans who lived in Ojai and surrounding areas

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sharp claws on a mammal of the weasel family,

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fruit of an oak tree

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the most dangerous animal in North America

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The string on a bow that fires the arrow.

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A flint knife can be used to cut and to produce sparks for fire.

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mountain ridge

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scared

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