Autobiography of a half-breed Athabascan Indian from Ruby, Alaska, compiled from taped interviews. One of a series of autobiographies of people f

Athapaskan Indian Sidney Huntington tells what life was like growing up in the wilderness of Alaska, where he prospered as a trapper, boat builde

Autobiographical narratives, providing information on the lifestyle of central Koyukon Athabaskan Indians in the early twentieth century. Text in

A man of Ruby, a village on the Yukon River, describes his life, work, and family.

An Alaskan Indian retells her life during which she worked as a clerk in a barge store, sewed moose skin, trapped, was a bilingual teacher, and r

Written by Curt Madison and Yvonne Yarber from taped interviews of Moses Henzie during March and June of 1978, in Allakaket, Alaska. Designed for

One of a series of biographies produced by the Yukon-Koyukuk School District, Alaska. Account of the life of an Alaskan Indian woman born in 1922