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David Salmon is interviewed in Fairbanks, Alaska on September 29, 1992 [sound recording].
Title:
David Salmon is interviewed in Fairbanks, Alaska on September 29, 1992 [sound recording].
JLCTITLE245:
[sound recording].
Personal Author:
Salmon, David, 1912-2007.
Physical Description:
1 sound cassette (60 min.) : analog.
Series:
Alaska Native Elders in Residence Program
Event Note:
Recorded in Fairbanks, Alaska on September 29, 1992.
Abstract:
David Salmon talks about Indians before White people, bands, nomadism, skin houses, culture connected to animals, beaver country, shelter, winter and summer houses, Caribou People, Brooks Range, Ground Squirrel People, starvation, survival, Salmon People, arrowheads, dry meat for winter, Black River People, house stilts, Arctic Village, using sign language, Fort Yukon Indians, Kuskokwim, war, cooking ground squirrel, and grant writing.
Personal Subject:
Salmon, David, 1912-2007-Interviews.
Subject Term:
Athapascan Indians -- Alaska -- History.

Athapascan Indians -- Dwellings -- Alaska.

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

Gwich'in Indians -- Social life and customs.

Koyukon Indians -- Social life and customs.

Athapascan Indians -- Food -- Preservation.

Athapascan Indians -- Warfare.

Athapascan Indians -- Alaska -- Brooks Range.

Athapascan Indians -- Alaska -- Black River.

Athapascan Indians -- Alaska -- Kuskokwim River.

Indian sign language -- Alaska.
Geographic Term:
Arctic Village (Alaska)

Brooks Range (Alaska)

Fort Yukon (Alaska)

Kuskokwim River (Alaska)
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