Gregg Tagarook talks about following his father at a very young age, his father's lead dog, remembering what his father told him about travel, st

ORAL HISTORY 2017-12-32 PT. 2 SIDE B. Ray Aveoganna talks about knowing how to use a map and compass, learning his map skills in the military, tr

Walter Akpik talks about living in the Prudhoe Bay area, his grandfather teaching him about the stars, using stars for a clock, the Agruuk stars,

Steve Ungudruk talks about traveling through whiteout conditions, his father teaching him about snowdrifts and orientation, using the stars for t

Henry Nashaknik talks about the Tuttugruk (Big Dipper), Paatchuktuurat (Pleiades), Aagruuk, Tuviggat, Tuttunguluk (Little Dipper), another name f

Rachel Riley talks about hunting with other ladies, learning how to shoot and hunting for food for her family after her husband died, preferring

ORAL HISTORY 2017-12-02 SIDE A. Bob Ahgook talks about paying attention when you travel, looking at creeks, remembering the shapes of mountains,

ORAL HISTORY 2017-12-02 SIDE B. Rhoda and Bob Ahgook talk about looking at the sky, the Big Dipper, her father telling her the names of the stars

Kenny Mekiana talks about when he started trapping and hunting, living at Hunt's Ford, traveling up to Anaktuvuk Pass by dog team, walking to the

David Bodfish talks about not having problems traveling in difficult situations, watching the weather and the snow drifts, recognizing the landsc

Johnny Aiken talks about knowing his way around when he goes out hunting, using landmarks, rivers, formation of the snowdrifts indicating directi

Ben Ahgook, Jr., talks about moving from Barrow to Anaktuvuk Pass, the terrain being easier to navigate around Anaktuvuk Pass using landmarks, us