Alaska native oral histories of Southeast Alaska [videorecording] Captain Joe Thomas February 5, 2004.

Title:

JLCTITLE245:

[videorecording] Captain Joe Thomas ; introduction by Priscilla Schulte Captain Joe Thomas

Publication Information:

[Ketchikan, AK.] University of Alaska Southeast, Ketchikan February 5, 2004.

Physical Description:

1 videocassette (63 min., 54 sec.) sd., col. 1/2 in.

Series:

Alaska native oral histories of Southeast Alaska.

Series Title:

Alaska native oral histories of Southeast Alaska.

Abstract:

Captain Joe Thomas tells the oral history, that he learned from his grandfather, of a woman who had been taken from her home village of Kake, Alaska; the effects on her and her family; and the story of her two sons returning to Kake after they had grown.

Personal Subject:

Thomas, Bob.

Thomas, Esther Jacobs.

Corporate Subject:

University of Alaska, Southeast. Ketchikan Campus. Robertson Building.

Subject Term:

Tlingit Indians -- Alaska -- Social life and customs.

Tlingit Indians -- Alaska -- Folklore.

Oral tradition -- Alaska.

Tlingit language.

Haida language.

Language and culture.