Nellie Ilegvak Moses is interviewed by Louann Rank, Marla Statscewich, Sophie Kasayulie, Frank Chingliak and Mary Frederick in Akiachak, Alaska on October 12-13, 2005.
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Nellie Ilegvak Moses is interviewed by Louann Rank, Marla Statscewich, Sophie Kasayulie, Frank Chingliak and Mary Frederick in Akiachak, Alaska on October 12-13, 2005.
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1 audiocassette (approximately 42 min.) : analog.
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General Note:
ORAL HISTORY 2004-07-38.
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Event Note:
Recorded at Nellie's home in Akiachak, Alaska on October 12, 2005; and the Yupiit School District "Blue Building" in Akiachak, Alaska on October 13, 2005.
Abstract:
Nellie Ilegvak (Fritz) Moses speaks in Yup'ik and English about her childhood memories of fish camp and other seasonal subsistence camps, camp locations and changes in the river channel, drying and smoking salmon, berrypicking, and traditional and medicinal use of plants. She also shares her memories of the qasgiq, dancing and potlaches in Akiachak, the use of story knives for storytelling, and coming across old burials and graves out on the tundra.
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Nellie Moses is interviewed by Louann Rank, Marla Statscewich, Sophie Kasayulie, Frank Chingliak and Mary Frederick in Akiachak, Alaska on October 12-13, 2005
Language:
Spoken in Yup'ik and English.