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Lydia George is interviewed in Fairbanks, Alaska on March 26, 1991 [sound recording].
Title:
Lydia George is interviewed in Fairbanks, Alaska on March 26, 1991 [sound recording].
JLCTITLE245:
[sound recording].
Personal Author:
George, Lydia.
Physical Description:
1 sound cassette (60 min.) : analog.
Series:
Alaska Native Elders in Residence Program
Event Note:
Recorded in Fairbanks, Alaska on March 26, 1991.
Abstract:
Lydia George talks about the Tlingit, the chief, being an educator in Angoon, the Tlingit language and history, land claims, Admiralty Island, Native languages in the school and village, clan affiliation, Raven, Eagle, and Killer whale clan affiliations, Brown Bear, Thunderbird, Dog Salmon, and Beaver clan affiliations, the head of the family, matrilineal kinship, adoption of White family members, child rearing, tribal courts, child placement, human to animal relationship, traditional religion, forest development, joblessness, arranged marriage, land allotments, federal allotments, and laws.
Personal Subject:
George, Lydia-Interviews.
Subject Term:
Tlingit Indians -- Alaska -- Angoon -- Social life and customs.

Tlingit women -- Alaska -- Angoon.

Tlingit Indians -- Kinship.

Tlingit language.

Tlingit Indians -- Claims.

Clans -- Alaska, Southeast.

Kinship -- Alaska, Southeast.

Matrilineal kinship -- Alaska, Southeast.

Tlingit Indians -- Religion.

Child rearing -- Alaska, Southeast.

Arranged marriage -- Alaska, Southeast.

Tlingit Indians -- Marriage customs and rites.

Tlingit Indians -- Economic conditions.

Alaska Native allotments -- Alaska, Southeast.
Geographic Term:
Admiralty Island (Alaska)

Angoon (Alaska)

Angoon (Alaska) -- Social life and customs.

Alaska, Southeast.
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