What other tribes did dunne-za tribe interact with?

The Dunne-Za, also known as the Beaver people, primarily interacted with neighboring tribes such as the Cree, Dene, and Nakota. These interactions included trade, cultural exchanges, and occasional conflicts over resources. Their geographic location in northeastern British Columbia and adjacent areas allowed for diverse relationships, influencing their social and economic practices. Additionally, the Dunne-Za participated in broader networks of Indigenous groups across the region.