significance of tobacco to indigenous culture Tobacco, one the four (sweetgrass, sage and cedar being the other three) sacred plants of Peoples has a very long history. Considered be a sacred medicine, it was used For thousands of years, traditional

For thousands of years, traditional tobacco has been an integral part of many Indigenous cultures in many parts of British Columbia and Canada. Many (but not all) Nations across Canada use Traditional Tobacco and American Indian Communities in Minnesota MN Dept. of Health Smell the California Indian Tobacco plant in the air when you come to the Maidu Museum For Indigenous peoples throughout California, tobacco has long held deep cultural significance. It is used for Tobacco Use by Native North Americans (The Civilization of the American Indian Series) Tobacco is our highest offering, a direct line to the Creator and the Spirit World. But it is not something to be given or taken lightly. It is a sacred contract of

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