Respect the land: it's like part of us : a traditional use study of inland Denai'na ties to the Chulitna River & Sixmile Lake basins, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve / Douglas Deur, Karen Evanoff, Jamie Hebert, and the Dena'ina Knowledge-Holders of Nondalton.
Deur, Douglas, 1969- author.; Evanoff, Karen E., author.; Hebert, Jamie Sue, author.; United States. National Park Service.; Lake Clark National Park and Preserve (Agency : U.S.), issuing body.
2018
E99.T185 D48 2018 (Mapit)
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Title Respect the land: it's like part of us : a traditional use study of inland Denai'na ties to the Chulitna River & Sixmile Lake basins, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve / Douglas Deur, Karen Evanoff, Jamie Hebert, and the Dena'ina Knowledge-Holders of Nondalton.
Author Deur, Douglas, 1969- author.
Published [Port Alsworth, AK] : [National Park Service, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve], 2018.
Language English
Description iv, 228 pages : chiefly illustrations, color maps (some folded) ; 28 cm
Call Number E99.T185 D48 2018
GPO Item No. 0648
Note This research was performed under a Cooperative Agreement between the USDI National Park Service's Lake Clark National Park and Preserve and the Department of Anthropology, Portland State University, under Cooperative Agreement No. P11AC90967, Task Agreement No. P13AC01460.
Shipping list: 2019-0053-S.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references (201-207).
Added Author Evanoff, Karen E., author.
Hebert, Jamie Sue, author.
Added Corporate Author United States. National Park Service.
Lake Clark National Park and Preserve (Agency : U.S.), issuing body.
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Introduction
The physical setting
Inland Dena'ina land & history: a brief introduction
Travel, trails, & traces on the land: fundamentals of the inland Dena'ina cultural landscapes
Burials, sacred sites, & other places of unique importance
Natural resource harvests in the study area: key themes
Hunting & trapping in the study area: key species, landscapes, & knowledge
Fishing & fish camps
Plant harvesting in the study area
Revisiting land and resource use within a cultural context
Conclusions: cultural values, landscapes, and survival in the Dena'ina homeland
Appendix one: preliminary overview of compliance implications
Appendix two: future needs & recommendations
Sources
Notes.

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