Slahal (also called Bone game or Hand game) is a gambling game played by the Coast Salish peoples in the western United States and Canada, specifically...

the game is played with matches and is introduced as "The Match Game." Slahal Simon Lovell, How to Cheat at Everything: A Con Man Reveals the Secrets...

local tribal members identified the remains as being of game pieces for slahal, a gambling game for dispute settlements and entertainment. The bone sticks...

ceremony. Games often involved gambling on a sleight-of-hand game known as slahal, as well as athletic contests. Games that are similar to modern day lacrosse...

The mouth of the Duckabush River (duxʷyabus) čtslal̕aɬlaɬtəbəxʷ Hoodsport Slahal-country people The mouth of Finch Creek (slal̕aɬlaɬtəbəxʷ) squqəʔbəš Skokomish...

of Puyallup gamblers visited the Snoqualmie to challenge them to a large Slahal game and horse races. The Puyallup side was led by a man named sɬəy̓shal...

Trejo has recorded a CD, Stick Game Songs of the Paiute, on Canyon Records. Slahal, stickgame as played Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast Up...

As a child, Grant would attend the potlatch and participate in games of slahal. As Grant's Indian status was not recognized, he was financially supported...

Nations treaties in British Columbia Stereotypes of Native Americans Stó:lō Slahal Soulcatcher Spirit of Haida Gwaii Sun Dance The Canadian Crown and Aboriginal...

sponsors. The tournaments include: Ball Hockey, Soccer, War Canoe racing and Slahal. The Seabird Island First Nations Festival occurs the last full weekend...

and sports. One of the most well known games played was the bone game or slahal. This was played with two opposing teams. There were two sets of "bones"...