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DIVISION OF SUBSISTENCE ALASKA DEPARTMENTOF FISH AND GAME TECHNICAL PAPER NO. 2 JUNEAU, ALASKA
ANTHROPOLOGYAND HISTORIC PRESERVATION COOPERATIVE PARK STUDIES UNIT UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS, ALASKA
1983 cover drawing by Tim Sczawinski CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS,,,...... V
INTRODUCTION...... vii
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ...... xvii
INTERIOR REGIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ...... 3
KEYWORDINDEX ...... 133
AUTHOR INDEX ...... 151
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like first to extend sincere thanks to several members of the Division of Subsistence who have been instrumental in the ' establishment and perpetuation of the statewide subsistence bib1 iography project. They are Zorro Bradley, Richard Caulfield,
Linda Ellanna, Dennis Kelso, and Sverre Pedersen. Each has contributed significantly with ideas, funding, and enthusiastic support for the project from its beginning.
Second, special recognition is due to those who have worked with me to make this particular publication a reality. I would like to thank Elizabeth Andrews for her interest in the project, expert advice on reference sources and time spent reviewing publication drafts. Yer knowledge of northern Athabaskan literature was extremely helpful. The professional library of Richard Caulfield was a valuable source of reference material for this publication. I thank Rick also for his consistent support, helpful comments, and suggestions on publication drafts. Dr. Robert Wolfe provided organizational ideas and encouragement for which I am grateful.
The University of Alaska Cooperative Park Studies Unit provided expert editorial and graphics support. I am particulary grateful to Kathy Arndt for her patient and proficient editing of the bibliography manuscript, Kathy Fiedler Morack for her continued editorial and lay-out advice, Susan Steinacher for her map work, and Tim
Sczawinski for cover artwork.
V vi INTRODUCTION
This is the second in a series of regional bibliographies on subsistence in Alaska published by the Alaska Department of Fish and
Game (ADF&G), Division of Subsistence with the collaboration of the
University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Cooperative Park Studies IJnit (CPSU).
These publications are an outgrowth of a computerized literature data base compiled and maintained by the Division of Subsistence. What was developed by the Division as an in-house research tool attracted the attention of other agencies and individuals involved in land and resource management in Alaska. Numerous requests for access to the data base by both computer users and nonusers alike and the desire of the Division to make this information available to other researchers have prompted the publication of these regional bibliographies as a first step in satisfying the need for an accessible, comprehensive reference data base on all aspects of subsistence in Alaska.
History of the Project
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game's Division of Subsistence was created by the Alaska legislature with enactment of chapter 151 of the 1978 Alaska Session Laws. Among the Division's mandated respons- ibilities was the collection of information on all aspects of subsis- tence and its role in the lives of the residents of Alaska. To this
vii end the subsistence bibliography project was developed to fill the need for a comprehensive reference data base on subsistence in Alaska.
The ultimate goal of the project was the establishment of a computerized system for entry, storage, and retrieval of literature references pertaining to subsistence that would primarily serve the needs of the
Division and the Department but would also be accessible to other users.
Title collection efforts on the project began in late 1979 and
focused on Alaska's North Slope and Interior regions. Library sources
at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and the Naval Arctic Research Lab
at Rarrow were searched as were the professional libraries of Division
Resource Specialists. In September 1980 the project continued under
a contract between the Division of Subsistence and CPSU. The contract
called for expansion of the bibliography to include the entire northern
half of the state and for organization of the collection into a com-
puterized information retrieval system using the time-sharing system of
the University of Alaska's computer network and the FAMULUS program.
At completion of the initial contract in June 1981, the project continued
as an ongoing effort within the Division. Reference collection efforts
have now been expanded to include the entire state and the computerized
information retrieval system is fully operational with a data base Of
over 3000 citations. Future plans for the project include update
and maintenance of the statewide data base, additional regional biblio-
graphic publications, and periodic updates to published bibliographies
when a sufficiently large volume of additional reference material has
been identified.
viii Scope of the Bibliography
The geographic focus of this bibliography is Alaska's Interior.
Bounded by the Brooks Range to the north and the Alaska Range to the south, this region encompasses more than 40 communities scattered along the road system and major rivers of the region and their tributaries.
Figure 1 depicts communities for which references have been collected and which appear as keywords in the keyword index. Major rivers within this region include the Yukon River from Holy Cross to the Alaska-Canada border, Porcupine River, Tanana River, Koyukuk River, and upper Kuskokwim
River frorn Stony River to its headwaters.
Outside the greater Fairbanks area, the population of the Interior includes many people of Athabaskan Indian descent. Among the Athabaskans of Interior Alaska nine major linguistic subdivisions are recognized: Han,
Holikachuk, Ingalik, Koyukon, Kutchin, Tanacross, Tanana, IJpper Kuskokwim, and Upper Tanana (Figure 2). In addition to reference materials on Alaskan grow, the bibliography contains some references dealing with the
Athabaskans and communities of northwestern Canada. Sources were included on Canadian groups because of a shared resource base and culture in common with Alaskan populations. Information from these neighboring areas was deemed essential for a thorough understanding of subsistence activities in Interior Alaska.
Subsistence involves complex interrelationships between economic, social, and cultural systems and between these systems and the environ- ment. To have maximum utility to researchers, a reference collection on
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X this subject must examine the many aspects of subsistence. In an attempt to provide a broad spectrum of information to researchers, title collection
efforts were directed toward the following major subject areas:
1) subsistence hunting, fishing, trapping, and gathering;
2) physical, historical, social, economic, and demographic profiles
of contemporary Alaskan communities;
3) the impacts of historic and contemporary development
upon communities, culture, rural economies, and subsistence
resources.
4) the distribution and movements of wild, renewable resources of
Alaska;
5) diet, nutrition, and health of rural Alaskans, as they relate to
hunting, fishing, trapping, and gathering;
6) traditional Alaska Native culture, society, and sociocultural
change; and
7) archeological reconstructions of past land use patterns,
resources utilized, and subsistence technologies;
Sources and Collection Methods
The professional libraries of Division staff and the Elmer E.
Rasmuson Library at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, were the major
sources of references for the bibliography. Staff libraries containing
regional subsistence material provided a convenient starting point from
which a "core collection" could be gathered and built upon. Library
xi tools and sources used at the Rasmuson Library included subject and author searches of the card catalog, the automated Washington Library
Network catalog, the Alaskana file, Arctic Bibliography, Dissertation
Abstracts, and the University Archives Collection. The Rasmuson library also maintains an impressive accumulation of northern literature in its Alaska and Polar Regions Collection. Shelf readings in key areas of this unique collection proved to be an effective search technique.
Several journal and periodical sources proved to be particularly useful, such as the Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska,
Arctic Anthropology, Ethnohistory, Occasional Papers of the CPSU, and
Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology. Twenty-two northern biblio- graphies also were consulted. The keyword "bibliography" in the keyword index will direct the user to the individual bibliographies used.
When a pertinent reference was located it was cited, examined for keywords, and abstracted within the scope of this bibliography. The bibliography of that reference was examined for additional sources which were then located, cited, and searched in the same manner. A particular title was examined for potential inclusion in the bibliography if the reference appeared to deal directly with specific subsistence activities or offer information that might be useful to subsistence researchers. For example, the monograph entitled The Upper Tanana
Indians by Robert A. Yckennan would be an obvious reference to examine for inclusion as it probably contains a discussion of subsistence activities. On the other hand an article such as Michael Parkins'
Suicide and Culture In Fairbanks: A Comparison of Three Cultural Groups
in a Small City of Interior Alaska, would not be examined because
xii the subject of suicide rates in Fairbanks is probably not directly related to subsistence activities. Similarly, the thesis entitled
Changing Settlement Patterns and Housing Types of the Upper Tanana
Indians by Roger S. Pitts might be expected to outline annual subsistence cycles in a discussion of settlement patterns and would therefore be another candidate for closer inspection, whereas Rock Paintings in
Central Alaska by J. L. Giddings offers no apparent information related to subsistence and therefore would not be examined.
Organization of the Ribliography
Each bibliographic entry consists of author, date, title, pub- lisher, keywords, and in most cases, an abstract. Only references that were located and examined were abstracted. Abstracts have been kept brief to enhance cost effectiveness. The cost of computer searching is a function of the size of the collection to be searched. Therefore attention was focused on the effective choice of keywords rather than on the creation of lengthy abstracts. The bibliography is not an- notated in the sense of offering a detailed description and evaluation of contents. Rather, it is designed to provide the user with poten- tially pertinent material through the use of keywords. Some keywords listed in a citation are not referenced in the keyword guide.
This is because the entire collection has been drawn from a statewide data base and therefore contains keywords pertinent to regions other than the Interior.
xiii Citations are arranged alphabetically by author, and multiple works by a single author are listed in chronological order. Joint authors are listed last name first and separated by a semicolon. The FAMULUS program, which is very effective in organizing, indexing, and searching the computerized data base, has very specific forma% requirements. The use of all upper-case text and the presence and organization of the
AUTH, DATE, TITL field descriptors is a result of FAMULUS requirements.
Each citation also has been assigned a sequential citation number by FAMULUS which is used for referencing in both the keyword and author indices.
Using the Bibliography
Apart from browsing through the citations, primary access to the bibliography is through the author and keyword indices. The author index provides an alphabetical listing of author names. Following each name are the citation numbers in which that individual was cited as an author or joint author. The numbers refer to references in the biblio- graphy and are located by finding the number in the body of the bibliography.
The keyword index is an alphabetical listing of subjects pertaining to subsistence systems in Interior Alaska. Following each keyword is a list of citation numbers in which that keyword was used. Cross-referencing two or more keywords allows the user to "fine-tune" a search of references covering specific subject areas. In addition, the "see also" references directs the user to similar or additional keywords pertaining to that topic. The user should carefully examine the keyword index to see the variety of search terms available.
xiv The following example will illustrate the use of the bibliography
and keyword index. If we are interested in trapping in the community
of Huslia, two obvious keywords to begin our search might be TRAPPING
(p. 149) and HUSLIA. (p. 141). Turning to those words in the keyword
index, we notice that both terms provide us with a generous selection
of citation numbers. By cross-referencing the citation numbers
under those two keywords we can focus on the desired information. This
cross-referencing process is illustrated below in Figure 3. By using
the keywords TRAPPING and HUSLIA we find seven citation numbers that
match: 28, 127, 215, 308, 309, 310 and 432. Our selected keywords
have directed us to seven citation numbers to which we can turn in the
bibliography and examine more closely. Some topics may require cross-
referencing three or more keywords, while more general topics might be
researched using a single keyword or using several keywords independently.
HIlSLIA 84, 93, 94, 117,@, NT,@, 263, 284,@,@,@$, 313, 334, 368, @
TRAPPING 137,i;2, 141,3, 25,@143, 155,30, lS6,32, 38,160, 40,16.2, 65, 1 471, 72, 99,PM,@, 100 lOl,@, 228, 229, 246 250, 261, 272, 297, 298, 303, 307, &,B308, 309,@, 312, 322, 323, 344 361, 362, 363, 374, 375, 379, 384, 387, 390, 397, 401, 403, 412, 415 416, 417, 421, 426, 428, 430, @ 433, 454, 456, 459, 473
Figure 3. Cross-referencing two keywords for matching citation numbers.
xv Few bibliographies, if any, can claim to be complete on any given subject, especially one as broad as subsistence. The goal of any
bibliographer should be to assemble enough literature on a subject to be of some value to others in that field. The greatest testimony to the success of that effort is an often-used copy of his or her work on some easy-to-reach shelf. Toward that end I hope this collection
is useful to those involved in subsistence research.
The Division of Subsistence welcomes your comments, inquiries and contributions to the subsistence bibliography project. You may write to:
r)ivision of Subsistence Alaska Oepartment of Fish and Game 1300 College Road Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 Attn. Bibliography Project Manager
xvi ABBREVIATIONS
Citation Field Descriptors ABST Abstract AIJTH Author DATE Date KEYW Keywords PJJBL Publisher TITL Title
Miscellaneous Abbreviations ADF&G Alaska Department of Fish and Game AEIOC Arctic Environmental Information and Data Center AI NA Arctic Institute of North America AK. COOP. WILDLF. RES. IJNIT Alaska Cooperative Wildlife Research IJnit ANLC Alaska Native Language Center APUA Anthropological Papers of the IJniversity of Alaska BIA Bureau of Indian Affairs BLM Bureau of Land Management CPSU Cooperative Park Studies Unit FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE Government Printing Office I SEGR Institute of Social, Economic and Government Research ISER Institute of Social and Economic Research JFSLUPC Joint Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission N.D. No Date N.P. No Place PROCEED. AK. SCI. CONF. Proceedings of the Alaska Science Conference
xvii PROCEED. AM. ETHNOL. SOC. Proceedings of the American Ethnological Society PROCEED. INT. CARIBOU AND Proceedings of the International REIIKJEER SYMP. Caribou and Reindeer Symposiwn TRANS. N. AM. UILDLF. AND Transactions of the North American NAT. RESOIJRCESCONF. Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference U OF A University of Alaska USBSF&W U.S. Bureau of Sport Fish and Wildlife USDA U.S. Department of Agriculture USDI U.S. Department of the Interior USFWS U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service USGS U.S. Geological Survey USNPS U.S. National Park Service USPHS U.S. Public Health Service WICHE Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education
xviii REGIONAL SUBSISTENCE BIBLIOGRAPHY
Interior Alaska
1 AUTH ABLER, T. S.; WEAVER, S. M. DATE 1974 TITL A CANADIAN INDIAN BIBLIOGRAPHY 1960-1970 PUBL U OF TORONTO PRESS, TORONTO; 732P KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, CANADA, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKANS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, TLINGIT, DOGRIB ATHABASKANS, HARE ATHABASKANS, CREE, LAND USE, HUNTING, TRAPPING, OLD CROW, YUKON TERRITORY, DEMOGRAPHY ABST A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON ALL CANADIAN INDIAN GROUPSORGANIZED BY LINGUISTIC GROUP AND BY SUBJECT. OVER 300 CITATIONS ARE ANNOTATED AND INDEXEO.
2 AUTH ACHESON, A. w. DATE 1977 TITL NOMAOSIN TOWN: THE KUTCHIN 0F 0Ln CROW, YUKON TERRITORY PIJBL PHD THESIS, CORNFLL JJ, U MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR; 358P KEYW CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY, OLD CROW, HISTORY, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, KINSHIP, DEMOGRAPHY, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TRAPPING, FURBEARERS, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,INCOME-WAGE, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, CARIBOU, MOOSE, BEAR, WILDLIFE, FISH, HOUSE TYPES, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, CARIBOU HUNTING, POTLATCH, TRADE, BELIEF SYSTEMS, BANDS, CUSTOMARYLAW, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST OFFERS A BRIEF HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE KUTCHIN AND OLD CROW VILLAGE. AN OVERVIEW OF KUTCHIN CULTURE, EXAMINING THE ABORIGINAL CIJLTURE, THE TRANSITION PERIOD OF THE EUROCANADIAN FUR TRADE AND CONTEMPORARYLIFE IN OLD CROW VILLAGE. TYPICAL ANNUAL CYCLES OF SEVERAL CONTEMPORARY HOUSEHOLDSARE OUTLINED. KINSHIP, THE RELATIVELY RECENT SHIFT TO A PERMANENTSETTLEMENT, THE VILLAGE SOCIAL SETTING, INCOME AND EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES, AND THE MIXED SUBSISTENCE-CASH ECONOMYARE EXAMINED.
3 AUTH ACHESON, A. w. DATE 1981 TITL OLn CROW, YUKON TERRITORY PIJBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP694-703 KEYW CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY, PORCIJPINE RIVER, OLD CROW, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, DEMOGRAPHY, KINSHIP, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, SJJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, FISHING-SIJBSISTENCE, CARIBOU HUNTING, MOOSE HUNTING, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,TRAPPING, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ABST A CONTEMPORARYVIEW OF OLD CROWVILLAGE. INCLIJDES A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE VILLAGE AND AN EXAMINATION OF THE MODERN SETTLEMENT IN TERMS OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, DEMOGRAPHY, SPATIAL ORGANIZATION, ECONOMY, POLITICS AND RELIGIOY. SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES FROM APRIL THROUGHJANUARY 1968 ARE CHARTED GIVING NUMBERSOF PEOPLE AND HOUSEHOLDSINVOLVED AND TIME SPENT ON VARIOUS SUBSISTENCE PURSUITS.
3 4 AUTH ADNEY, T. DATE 1900 TITL MOOSEHUNTING WITH THE TRO-CHU-TIN PUBL HARPERS MONTHLY 100; PP495-507 KEYW YJJKONRIVER-UPPER, HAN ATHABASKANS, HUNTING, MOOSEHUNTING, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE ABST NONE
5 AUTH ADNEY, T. DATE 1902 TITL THE INDIAN HUNTER OF THE FAR NORTHWEST, oN THE TRAIL To THE KLONoIKE PIJRL OIJTING 39(6); PP623-633 KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, HAN ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HUNTING, SIJBSISTENCE PRODUCTIoN AND EXCHANGE ARST NOTES oN THE ATHABASKANS OF THE KLONDIKE REGION AND ORSERVATIONS ON THEIR HUNTING EFFORTS.
6 AUTH ALASKA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE RESEARCH UNIT DATE 1952 TITL CARIBOU MOVEMENTS, ABIJNDANCEAND DISTRIBUTION: STEESE HIGHWAY HERD PUBL AK. CoOP. WILDLF. RES. IJNIT oUARTERLY REPORT 4(Z), FAIRBANKS; PP2-5 KEYW TANANA RIVER-UPPER, TAYLOR HIGHWAY, CARIBOU, STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, CARIBOU HUNTING ABST A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE STEESE HIGHWAY HERD STATUS INCLUDING HARVEST DATA.
7 AUTH ALASKA DEPARTMENTOF FISH AND GAME DATE 1978 TITL ANNUAL MANAGEMENTREPORT, 1978, YUKON AREA PURL COMMERCIAL FISH DIV., ADF&G, JUNEAIJ; 105P KEYW YIJKON RIVER-ALL, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, SALMON, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, TANANA RIVER, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, YUPIK ESKIMOS, YUKON-KUSKOKWIMDELTA, FISH UTILIZATION ABST REVIEWS 1978 YUKON RIVER FISHING STATISTICS BY SPECIES AND REGION. IJETAILS BOTH COMMERCIAL AND SUBSISTENCE EFFORT AND HARVEST DATA, OJJTLINES MANAGEMENTGOALS. SUMMARIZES 18 YEARS OF SUBSISTENCE SALMON CATCH DATA BY SPECIES, VILLAGE AND GEAR TYPE. a AUTH ALASKA DEPARTMENT0~ FISH AND GAME DATE 1979 TITL ANNUAL MANAGEMENTREPORT, 1979, YUKON AREA PJJBL COMMERCIAL FISH DIV., ADF&G, JUNEAU; a5p KEYW YUKON RIVER-ALL, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, TANANA, GALENA, FORT YIJKON, SALMON, FISH, TANANA RIVER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, FISH UTILIZATION ABST REVIEWS YUKON RIVER COMMERCIAL AND SUBSISTENCE FISHING EFFORTS FOR 1979. ALSO SUMMARIZES la YEARS OF SALMON CATCH STATISTICS FOR THE YUKON BASIN.
4 9 AUTH ALASKA DIVISION OF ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE DATE 1974 TITL GALENA-NULATO, ALASKA: A COMMUNITY PROFILE PUBL AK. DIV. OF ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE, DEPT. OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, JUNEAU; 3P KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KALTAG, NIJLATO, GALENA, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, COMMUNITY PROFILES, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY, DEMOGRAPHY ABST VERY BRIEF SUMMARYOF GALENA AREA POPULATION, INDUSTRY, EMPLOYMENTAND COMMUNITY SERVICES.
10 AUTH ALASKA DIVISION OF LANDS DATE 1976 TITL THE DELTA LAND MANAGEMENTPLANNING STUDY, VOL. 1: RESOIJRCE INVENTORY PURL AK. DIV. OF LANDS, N. CENTRAL DISTRICT, FAIRBANKS; 5SP KEYW TANANA RIVER-UPPER, DELTA JUNCTION, HEALY LAKE, DEVELOPMENT-AGRICULTURAL, SALCHA RIVER, LAND USE, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SALMON, DEVELOPMENT-MINERAL ABST DISCIJSSES STATE LAND USE ALTERNATIVES AND GOALS IN THE DELTA-SALCHA AREA. BACKGROUNDSTUDY INCLIJDES A COMMUNITY PROFILE ON DELTA JUNCTION, ITS ECONOMY, INVOLVEMENT IN SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND RESOURCEDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL.
11 AUTH ALASKA LAND MANAGERSCOOPERATIVE TASK FORCE DATE 1979 TITL THE FORTYMILE INTERIM FIRE MANAGEMENTPLAN PUBL AK. LAND MANAGERSCOOP. TASK FORCE, FIRE SUBCOMMITTEE, FAIRBANKS; 97P KEYW FORTYMILE RIVER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, NORTHWAY, MENTASTA, HEALY LAKE, TETLIN, TOK, EAGLE VILLAGE, CHICKEN, DOT LAKE, LAND USE, MOOSE, CARIBOU, SHEEP, FURBEARERS, WATERFOWL, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, GEOGRAPHY, HAN ATHABASKANS, F9REST FIRES, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS ARST PROVIDES A PROFILE OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE FORTYMILE REGION AND REVIEWS AREA WILDLIFE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENTOF A REGIONAL FIRE MANAGEMENTPLAN. MAPS.
12 AUTH ALASKAN ARCTIC GAS PIPELINE CO. DATE 1974 TITL ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT OF THE ALASKAN ARCTIC GAS PIPELINE CO. PUBL ALASKAN ARCTIC GAS PIPELINE m, (ANCHORAGE?); UNPAGINATED KEYW FAIRRANKS, FORT YUKON, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, ALASKA HIGHWAY AHST EXAMINES DEVELOPMENTOF NORTH SLOPE GAS AND ITS IMPACTS. DISCUSSES THE PROPOSAL IN DEPTH, ALTERNATIVES, CORRIDORS AND TRANSPORT SYSTEMS.
5 13 AUTH ALBEITA, L.; KIRSTEATTER, F. DATE 1980 TITL POTLATCH DECISION: THE LEGAL RIGHT TO BE PROUD PUBL THE COUNCIL VOL. 10; PPl-3 KEYW TANANA RIVER-LOWER, MINTD, POTLATCH, TANANA ATHABASKANS, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST APPLAUDS THE CARLOS FRANK POTLATCH DECISION.
14 AUTH ALFORD, M. E. DATE 1964 TITL DLD CROW PUBL ALASKA SPORTSMAN30(Z); PP22-24 KEYW OLD CROW, KIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, PORCUPINE RIVER, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA ABST DESCRIBES THE VILLAGE OF OLD CROWAND DISCUSSES THE ENCROACHMENTOF EUROCANADIAN CULTURE.
15 AUTH ALLEN, H. T. DATE 1900 TITL A MILITARY RECDNNOISSANCEOF THE COPPER RIVER VALLEY, 1585 PIJBL IN: COMPILATION OF NARRATIVES OF EXPLORATIONS IN ALASKA, U.S. CONGRESS, SENATE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS. GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP411-487 KEYW COPPER RIVER, TANANA RIVER, KOYUKUK RIVER, EYAK INDIANS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, GEOGRAPHY, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, TANANA VILLAGE, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, NULATO, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA ATHABASKANS, ST. MICHAEL, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, YUKON-KUSKOKWIMDELTA, ESKIMOS, HOUSE TYPES, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, WILDLIFE ABST DESCRIBES AN EXPEDITION FROM PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND UP THE COPPER RIVER, DOWNTHE TANANA AND YUKON RIVERS TO ST. MICHAEL WITH A SIDE TRIP UP THE KOYUKUK RIVER. MOST OBSERVATIONS PERTAIN TO GEOGRAPHY, TRAVEL ROUTES AND DISTANCES TRAVELLED. NATIVES AND SETTLEMENTS ENCOUNTERED ARE ALSO DESCRIBED AND DISCUSSED.
16 AUTH ALT, K. T. DATE 1965 TITL FOOD HABITS OF INCDNNU IN ALASKA PUBL AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY, TRANSACTIONS 94(3); PP272-274 KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, SELAWIK, FISH, SHEEFISH ABST PRESENTS RESULTS OF STOMACHCONTENT ANALYSIS FROM 100 SHEEFISH FROM INTERIOR ALASKA. LISTS FOOD SPECIES RECOVERED.
6 17 AUTH ALT, K. T. DATE 1975 TITL A LIFE HISTORY STUDY OF SHEEFISH AND WHITEFISH IN ALASKA PUBL VOL. 16, ANNUAL PERFORMANCEREPORT, STUDY R-II, DIV. OF SPORT FISH, ADF&G, JUNEAU; 19P KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KOYUKUK RIVER, RAMPART, HUGHES, FISH, SHEEFISH, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, WHITEFISH ABST PRESENTS LIFE HISTORY DATA ON SHEEFISH IN INTERIOR ALASKA BASED ON TAG AND RADIO TRACKING OF FISH. COMMENTSON SUBSISTENCE IJSE OF SHEEFISH ON THE MIDDLE YUKON RIVER. PART OF A SERIES OF REPORTS ON SHEEFISH AND WHITEFISH.
18 AUTH ANDERSON, J. Y. DATE 1975 TITL A PALYNOLOGICAL STIJDY OF LATE HOLOCENEVEGETATION AND CLIMATE IN THE HEALY LAKE AREA OF ALASKA PUBL ARCTIC 28(l); PP62-69 KEYW TANANA RIVER-UPPER, HEALY LAKE, CLIMATE, VEGETATION ABST THE HOLOCENE CLIMATE OF THE HEALY LAKE AREA OF ALASKA IS RECONSTRUCTEDTHROUGH THE USE OF POLLEN ANALYSIS DATING BACK 4600 YEARS. ND MAJOR VEGETATION OR CLIMATE CHANGES ARE INDICATED. THIS FINDING HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE TYPE OF WILDLIFE PRESENT AND THEREFORE THE SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES POSSIBLE IN THIS REGION IN THE PREHISTORIC PERIOD.
19 AUTH ANDERSON, K., ET AL. DATE 1960 TITL PHYSICAL FITNESS OF ARCTIC INDIANS PUBL J. OF APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY 15(4); PP645-648 KEYW PORCUPINE RIVER, HEALTH, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS ABST NONE
20 AUTH ANDREWS, E. F. DATE 1975 TITL SALCHA: AN ATHABASKAN BAND OF THE-TANANA RIVER AND ITS CULTURE PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 173P KEYW TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE, SALCHA RIVER, TANANA ATHABASKANS, HUNTING, ETHNOHISTORY, ETHNDGRAPHY, SIJBSISTENCE CYCLE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP, BELIEF SYSTEMS, WILDLIFE, CARIBOU, STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU HUNTING, MOOSE, SHEEP, SHEEP HUNTING, MOOSE HUNTING, BEAR, FURBEARERS, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, FISHING TECHNOLOGY, GATHERING, ETHNOBOTANY, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, BANDS ABST AN ETHNOHISTORIC AND ETHNOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE SALCHA BAND OF TANANA RIVER ATHABASKANS. SUBSISTENCE CYCLE IS OUTLINED MONTH BY MONTH AND COMPAREDTO OTHER TANANA BANDS. MAJOR SUBSISTENCE RESOIJRCESARE DETAILED BY SPECIES. SOCIAL CULTURE, CUSTOMSAND KINSHIP ARE DISCUSSED. CONCLUDESWITH A DELINIATION OF THE SALCHA BAND AMONGOTHER TANANA RIVER ATHABASKANS.
7 21 AUTH ANDREWS, E. F. DATE 1976 TITL CEREMONIALISM SURROUNDINGDEATH AMONGCERTAIN NORTHERN ATHABASKANS WITH EMPHASIS ON CURRENT PRACTICES AT MINT0 PUBL PREPARED FOR WAGSTAFF AND MIDDLETON, LAWYERS, ANCHORAGE; 7P KEYW TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA VILLAGE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOYUKUK VILLAGE, TANANA ATHABASKANS, MINTO, POTLATCH, BELIEF SYSTEMS, TAGISH ATHABASKANS, TUTCHONE ATHABASKANS, SALCHA RIVER, TANANA RIVER-LOWER ABST BRIEFLY DISCUSSES FUNERAL PRACTICES OF SOME CANADIAN AND ALASKAN ATHABASKANS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO POTLATCH CEREMONIES.
22 AUTY ANDREWS, E. F. DATE 1977 TITL REPORT ON THE ClJLTlJRAL RESOURCESOF THE DOYON REGION, CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL CPSU OCCAS. PAPER NO. 5, VOLS. 1 AND 2, IJ OF A, FAIRBANKS; 49OP KEYW TANANA RIVER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, LAND USE, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ARCHEOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, SIJBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, ETHNOHISTORY, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, DEMOGRAPHY, HOUSE TYPES, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, BIBLIOGRAPHY, KOYUKUK RIVER, ANVIK RIVER, INNOKO RIVER, CARIBOU FENCES, PORCUPINE RIVER, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, HISTORIC SITES ABST VOLUME ONE EXAMINES THE PEOPLE AND CULTURAL RESOURCESOF THE DOYON REGION BY CULTURAL SUBUNITS INCLUDING SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND CALENDARS FOR EACH AREA. VOLUME TWO IS AN INVENTORY OF HUNDREDSOF HISTORIC SITES WITH COMMENTSON EACH.
23 AUTH ANDREWS, E. F.; KOUTSKY, K. DATE 1979 TITL ETHNOHISTORY OF KALTAG PORTAGE, WEST CENTRAL ALASKA PIJBL PROCEED. 1ST ANNUAL CONF. OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN NATIONAL PARKS, NEW ORLEANS; PP921-924 KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KALTAG, ETHNDHISTORY, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, TRADE, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES, UNALAKLEET, ESKIMOS, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS ABST AN OVERVIEW OF HISTORIC IJSE OF THE KALTAG PORTAGE FOR EXPLORATION, TRADE AND COMMERCEAND ITS ACCOMPANYINGROLE IN ACCULTURATION AND DEVELOPMENTOF WEST CENTRAL ALASKA. 24 AIJTH ANDREWS, E. F.; SHINKWIN, A. D. DATE 1982 TITL NIRAWW ZHOH: AN EARLY IiISTORIC HAN ATHABASKAN SETTLEMENT NEAR EAGLE, ALASKA PURL UNPUBLISHED, AVAILARLE AT SIJRSISTENCE DIV., ADF&G, FAIRBANKS; 72P KEYW HAN ATHABASKANS, EAGLE VILLAGE, ETHNOHISTORY, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ARCHEOLOGY, MATERIAL CULTURE ABST NONE
25 AIJTH ASCH, M. DATE 1977 TITL THE DENE ECONOMY PUBL IN: DENE NATION: THE COLONY WITHIN, ED. BY M. WATKINS. U OF TORONTOPRESS, TORONTO; PP47-61 KEYW CANADA, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, TRAPPING, ATHABASKANS, SOCID-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, CULTURE CHANGE, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC ABST DISCUSSES THE SHIFT FROM A SUBSISTENCE TO A WAGE-SUBSISTENCE ECONOMYAMONG CANADIAN ATHABASKANS FROM CONTACT TO PRESENT.
16 AIJTH BALIKCI, A. DATE 1963 TITL FAMILY ORGANIZATIQN OF THE VUNTA KUTCHIN PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGYl(2); PP62-69 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, OLD CROW, CANADA, YlJKON TERRITORY, PORCUPINE RIVER, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, BELIEF SYSTEMS Al3ST DISCUSSES THE FAMILY ORGANIZATION, HOUSEHOLDCOMPOSITION, SOCIAL STRUCTURE, MARRIAGE CUSTOMSAND SEXUAL PRACTICES OF THE KUTCHIN OF OLD CROW.
27 AUTH BALIKCI, A. DATE 1963 TITL VIJNTA KUTCHIN SOCIAL CHANGE: A STIJDY OF THE PEDPLF OF OLD CROW, YUKON TERRITORY PUBL NORTHERNCO-ORDINATION AND RESEARCH CENTRE 63-3, DEPT. OF NORTHERNAFFAIRS AND NATIONAL RESOURCES, OTTAWA; 161P KEYW CANADA, YIJKON TERRITORY, PORCUPINE RIVER, OLD CROW, KUTCYIN ATHABASKANS, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, BELIEF SYSTEMS, CARIBOU HUNTING, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, CULTIJRE CHANGE ABST AN ETHNOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS COMPARING TRADITIONAL KUTCHIN CULTURE WITH CONTEMPORARYPOPULATIONS AT OLD CROW. DETAILS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, MARRIAGE CUSTOMSAND FAMILY UNIT CHARACTERISTICS. NOTES CHANGES IN SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY AND ANNUAL CYCLE. 28 AUTH BANE, G. R.; NELSON, R. K. DATE 1977 TITL PRELIMINARY REPORT: SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, PROPOSEDGATES r3F THE ARCTIC NATIONAL PARK PUBL USNPS, ANCHORAGE; 28P KEYW SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, BROOKS RANGE, ANAKTUVUK PASS, GATES OF THE ARCTIC NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE, HUSLIA, KOYUKUK RIVER, HUGHES, ALLAKAKET, BETTLES, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, LAND USE, ESKIMOS, ESKIMO-INDIAW RELATIONS, MOOSE HUNTING, BEAR HUNTING, FURBEARERS, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, TRAPPING, CARIBOU HUNTING, HUNTING, KOBUK RIVER, AMBLER, SHIJNGNAK, KORIJK, SHEEP HUNTING, WHITEFISH, SALMON, FISH, GATHERING, PTARMIGAN, WATERFOWL HUNTING ABST DIVIDES THE PROPOSEDPARK AREA INTO SIX SUBSISTENCE IJSE ZONES AND DISCUSSES THE SUBSISTENCE RESOURCESAND ACTIVITIES IN EACH AREA BY SEASON.
29 AUTH BARBEAIJ, C. M. DATE 1915 TITL LOUCHEUX MYTHS PUBL J. r)F AMERICAN FOLKLORE 28; PP249-257 KEYW LOUCHEUX, ORAL TRADITIONS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, OLD CROW, CANADA, PORCUPINE RIVER, YUKON TERRITORY ABST NONE
30 AUTH BEATUS, H., SR. DATE 1980 TITL HENRY BEATUS, SR., A BIOGRAPHY: HUGHES PUBL YUKON-KOYUKUKSCHOOL DISTRICT OF ALASKA, HANCOCK HOUSE PUBLISHERS LTD., VANCOUVER, B.C.; 72P KEYW HUGHES, KOYUKUK RIVER, ATHABASKANS, KINSHIP, HUNTING, TRAPPING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, DOGS, BIOGRAPHY, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ABST THE RECENT AND CONTEMPORARYATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE IN HUGHES IS PORTRAYEDTHROUGH THE AUTHOR'S STORIES ABOUT HUNTING, FISHING, TRAPPING, AND THE USE OF DOGS IN THE KOYUKUK RIVER COUNTRY.
31 AUTH BEAVER, C. M. DATE 1955 TITL FORT YUKON TRADER: THREE YEARS IN AN ALASKAN WILDERNESS PURL EXPOSITION PRESS, NEW YORK; 185P KEYW FORT YUKON, TRADE, YIJKON RIVER-UPPER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS ABST POPULAR-STYLE ACCOUNT OF LIFE AND EXPERIENCES IN FORT YUKON.
10 32 AUTH BEETUS, J. DATE 1980 TITL JOE BEETUS, A BI9GRAPHY: HUGHES PUBL YUKON-KOYUKUKSCHOOL DISTRICT OF ALASKA, HANCOCK HOUSE PUBLISHERS LTD., VANCOUVER, B.C.; 72P KEYW HUGHES, KOYUKUK RIVER, ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KINSHIP, ALLAKAKET, HUNTING, TRAPPING, SNOWMACHINES, SONGS, POTLATCH, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS ABST THE AUTHOR RECQLLECTS HIS LIFE IN HUGHES AND THE KOYUKUK RIVER COUNTRY. PORTRAYS RECENT AND CONTEMPORARYATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE AND SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES.
33 AUTH BELL, W.; SULLIVAN, M. DATE 1976 TITL A CIILTURAL RESOURCE INVENTORY OF THE FORTYMILE RIVER PlJRL REPORT TO BLM BY WICYE, RESOURCEDEVELOPMENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM, RQULDER; 161P KEYW FORTYMILE RIVER, HISTORY, MINING-HISTORIC, HISTORIC SITES ABST AN INVENTORY OF THE HISTORIC CABINS ALONG THE FORTYMILE RIVER. MOST OF THESE CABINS ARE FROM THE HISTORIC GOLD RUSH PERIOD AND WERE OCCUPIED FROM THE LATE 1800'S TO THE EARLY 1900's.
34 AUTH BENTE, P. J. DATE 1977 TITL SUMMARYREPORT OF INVENTORY OF THE PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD IN NORTHEAST ALASKA AND THE YUKON TERRITORY PUBL RENEWABLERESOURCES CONSULTANTS SERVICES LTD., CALGARY; 19P KEYW CARIBOU, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, NORTH SLOPE, CARIBOU HERD COMPOSITION, PORCUPINE RIVER ABST SUMMARIZES 1977 AERIAL AND GROUNDOBSERVATIONS OF PORCUPINE CARIBOU INCLUDING MIGRATION ROUTES, CALVING AREAS, MAJOR AGGREGATIONAREAS AND HERD COMPOSITION. THIRTY-EIGHT CALVES PER 100 COWS WERE OBSERVED.
35 AUTH BERGER, T. R. DATE 1977 TITL NORTHERNFRONTIER, NORTHERNHOMELAND, VOL. 1: THE REPORT OF THE MACKENZIE VALLEY PIPELINE INQUIRY PUBL MINISTER OF SUPPLY AND SERVICES, OTTAWA; 213P KEYW NATIVE CLAIMS, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, LAND USE, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, WHALE, WHALING, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU, MACKENZIE RIVER, ESKIMOS, INUIT, CANADA, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEIIM, WILDLIFE, ATHABASKANS, AKLAVIK, ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, OLD CROW, CDLVILLE LAKE, ETHNOHISTQRY, FORT FRANKLIN, FORT SIMPSON, BEAUFORT SEA, SQCIQ-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, PORCIJPINE RIVER, YUKON TERRITORY ABST OUTLINES POTENTIAL SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF A GAS PIPELINE CORRIDOR IN THE MACKENZIE VALLEY. DRAWS UPON CAREFUL STUDY OF MODERNESKIMO AND NORTHERN ATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE AND EXAMINES THE ENVIRONMENT, SOCIAL CONDITIONS AND ECONOMYOF INDIVIDUAL COMMUNITIES IN THE AREA.
11 36 AUTH BERGER, T. R. DATE 1977 TITL NORTHERNFRONTIER, NORTHERNHOMELAND, VOL. 2: TERMS AND CONDITIONS PUBL MINISTER OF SlJPPLY AND SERVICES, OTTAWA; 268P KEYW DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, LAND USE, ESKIMOS, INUIT, CANADA, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, YUKON TERRITORY, ATHABASKANS ABST SETS DOWNTHE TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO WHICH ANY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE CANADIAN NORTH MUST ADHERE. SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONSON ALL ASPECTS OF PETROLEUMDEVELOPMENT AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH IT.
37 AlJTH BERRY, M. C. DATE 1975 TIT-L THE ALASKAN PIPELINE: THE POLITICS OF OIL AND NATIVE LAND CLAIMS PUBL I! OF INDIANA PRESS, BLOOMINGTON; 302P KEYW DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,NATIVE CLAIMS ABST NONE
38 AUTY BISHOP, R. H. DATE 1978 TITL SUBSISTENCE RESOURCEUSE IN THE PROPOSEDNORTH ADDITIONS TO MT. MCKINLEY NATIONAL PARK PUBL CPSU OCCAS. PAPER NO. 17, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 115P KEYW DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE, LAKE MINCHUMINA, KANTISHNA RIVER, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, NIKOLAI, TELIDA, GEOGRAPHY, TRAPPING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, FURBEARERS, HUNTING, GATHERING, MOOSE HUNTING, BEAVER, WILDLIFE, CARIBOU, BEAR, WATERFOWLHUNTING, FISH UTILIZATION, DOGS, MARTEN, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND RESOURCESOF RESIDENTS AND VILLAGES IN AND NEAR THE PROPOSEDADDITIONS TO THE PARK ARE EXAMINED. THE SUBSISTENCE ECONOMYOF THE LAKE MINCHIIMINA AREA IS FOCUSED ON.
12 39 AUTH BISSETT, D. DATE 1967 TITL THE LOWER MACKENZIE REGION: AN AREA ECONOMIC SURVEY PUBL INDUSTRIAL DIVISION, DEPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT, OTTAWA; 520P KEYW ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, MACKENZIE DELTA, INUVIK, AKLAVIK, FORT MCPHERSON, ARCTIC RED RIVER, REINDEER STATION, TUKTOYAKTUK, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,DEMOGRAPHY, INCOME-WAGE, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC,FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, REINDEER, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, MACKENZIE RIVER, INUIT, HIJNTING, WHALING, SEALING, COMMUNITY PROFILES, FURBEARERS, WATERFOWL, CANADA, LAND USE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, DOGS, SNOWMACHINES, HANDICRAFTS, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES ABST EXAMINES THE ECONOMIES OF MAJOR SETTLEMENTS IN THE LOWER MACKENZIE VALLEY AND PROVIDES AN OVERVIEW OF THE AREA'S RELIANCE ON SUBSISTEYCE RESOURCES. INCLIIDES HARVEST ESTIMATES AND GAME MEAT DOLLAR VALUES AND INVENTORIES WILDLIFE AND FISH SPECIES UTILIZED. LOOKS AT THE MAJOR OCCUPATIONS OF THE AREA SUCH AS TRAPPING, FISHING, FORESTRY, HANDICRAFTS AND REINDEER HERDING.
40 AUTH BISSETT, D. DATE 1974 TITL RESOURCEHARVESTS: HUNTERS-TRAPPERS IN THE MACKENZIE VALLEY PUBL REPORT NO. 74-42, ENVIRONMENTAL-SOCIAL COMMITTEE, NORTHERN PIPELINES, TASK FORCE ON NORTHERNOIL DEVELOPMENT, OTTAWA; 208P KEYW MACKENZIE RIVER, CANADA, HUNTING, TRAPPING, INCOME-WAGE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, WHALING, SEALING, NATERFOWLHUNTING, MOOSE HUNTING, CARIBOU HUNTING, SHEEP HUNTING, BEAR, WILDLIFE, FURBEARERS, INUVIK, FORT MCPHERSON, ARCTIC RED RIVER, PEEL RIVER, LAND USE, AKLAVIK, TUKTOYAKTUK, MACKENZIE RIVER, FORT NORMAN, FORT GOODHOPE, HAY RIVER, FORT LIARD, FORT PROVIDENCE, FORT SIMPSON, ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES ABST AN EXCELLENT COLLECTION OF DIAGRAMS AND CHARTS DEPICTING RESOURCEUSE AREAS, HARVEST STATISTICS, INCOME FIGURES AND SPECIES IJTILIZED BY RESIDENTS OF THE MACKENZIE VALLEY. DATA ARE FROM EARLY 1970'S AND CENTER ON TRAPPING, HUNTING AND FISHING EFFORTS OF MACKENZIE VALLEY VILLAGES.
41 AUTH BOON, T. C. DATE 1965 TITL WILLIAM WEST KIRKBY, FIRST ANGLICAN MISSIONARY TO THE LOIJCHEUX PUBL BEAVER 295(SPR ING); PP36-43 KEYW YUKON TERRITORY, OLD CRObl, LOUCHEUX, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, CANADA, PORCUPINE RIVER ABST NONE
13 42 AIJTH BORAM, C. DATE 1973 TITL KUTCHIN QUARRELING PUBL ETHNOLOGY12(4); PP437-449 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, BIRCH CREEK, FORT YUKON, KINSHIP, YUKON RIVER-UPPER ABST OUTLINES THE CAUSES OF CONTEMPORARYINTRA-FAMILY QUARRELING AMONG THE KUTCHIN, CITING VARIOUS PSYCHOLOGICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC STRESSES THAT LEAD TO HOSTILITY BETWEEN KUTCHIN FAMILY MEMBERS.
43 AUTH BQYER, L. R.; BOYER, R. M.; HIPPLER, A. E. DATE 1974 TITL THE ALASKA ATHABASCAN POTLATCH CEREMONY: AN ETHNOPSYCHOANALYTICSTUDY PURL INTERNATIONAL J. 9F PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY3(3); PP 343-365 KEYW ATHABASKANS, POTLATCH, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST NONE
44 AUTH BREAN, A. DATE 1975 TITL ATHABASCAN STORIES PURL ALASKA METHODIST UNIVERSITY PRESS, ANCHORAGE; 79P KEYW ORAL TRADITIONS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, TANACROSS, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, ORAL HISTORY ABST A COLLECTION OF TEN ATHABASKAN ORAL TRADITIONS FROM TANACROSS.
45 AUTH BREWER, M. F. DATE 1966 TITL RAMPART DAM AND NATURAL RESOURCESDEVELOPMENT PUBL IN: PROCEED. AM. WATER RESOURCESCONF. Z-D, U OF CHICAGO; PP9-109 KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, DEVELOPMENT-HYDRO, YUKON FLATS, GEOGRAPHY ABST NONE
46 AUTH BROOKS, A. H. DATE 19OQ TITL A RECONNAISSANCE IN THE TANANA AND WHITE RIVER BASINS, ALASKA, IN 1898 PUBL lJSGS 2QTH ANNUAL REPORT, PART 7, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP425-509 KEYW TANANA RIVER-UPPER, IJPPER TANANA ATHARASKANS, NARESNA, GEOGRAPHY, EXPLORATION-GEOLOGIC ABST NONE
14 47 AUTH BROOKS, A. H. DATE 1901 TITL A RECONNAISSANCE FROM PYRAMID HARBOR TO EAGLE CITY, ALASKA PUBL USGS 21ST ANNUAL REPORT, PART 2, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP331-391 KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, COPPER RIVER, KLUANE LAKE, EXPLORATION-GEOLOGIC, GEOGRAPHY, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC ABST NONE
48 AUTH BUCK, H. E., ET AL. DATE 1975 TITL A COMPREHENSIVEBIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION ALONG THE THREE ALTERNATIVE GAS PIPELINE ROUTES PUBL PREPARED FOR USDOE, AEIDC, II OF A, ANCHORAGE; 30GP KEYW YUKON TERRITORY, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, CANADA, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT ABST NONE
49 AUTH BUCKLEY, J. L. DATE 1967 TITL WILDLIFE IN ARCTIC AND SUBARCTIC ALASKA PUBL IN: ARCTIC BIOLOGY, ED. BY H. HANSEN, OREGONSTATE U PRESS, CORVALLIS; PP185-206 KEYW WILDLIFE, CARIBOU, FURBEARERS, BEAR, SHEEP, MOOSE ABST NONE
50 AUTH BUGE, C. DATE 1979 TITL PRELIMINARY VIEWS: PREPARING FOR THE IMPACT OF A GAS PIPELINE IN THE UPPER TANANA AREA OF ALASKA PUBL UPPER TANANA DEVELOPMENTCORP. AND WICHE, BOULDER; 5OP KEYW TOK, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, WILDLIFE, LAND USE, TANACROSS, NORTHWAY, GEOGRAPHY, TETLIN, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS ABST ASSESSES POSSIBLE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS IN THE UPPER TANANA REGION FROM A GAS PIPELINE. SUGGESTIONS FOR MITIGATING IMPACTS. LAND USE AREAS AND WILDLIFE HABITAT ARE MAPPED.
15 51 AUTH BURBANK, D. C.; SIGMAN, M. DATE 1979 TITL FISH, WILDLIFE AND HABITAT RESOURCESAND THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF OIL TRANSPORTATION, ALASKA HIGHWAY: DELTA JUNCTION TO CANADIAN BORDER PUBL DIV. OF HABITAT, ADF&G, JUNEAU; CHPTS. INDIVIDUALLY PAGINATED KEYW DELTA JUNCTION, ALASKA HIGHWAY, FISH, WILDLIFE, MOOSE, CARIBOU, BISON, SHEEP, BEAR, FURBEARERS, WATERFOWL, BIRDS, SALMON, SHEEFISH, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,RAPTORS ARST DOCUMENTSAND MAPS DISTRIBUTION OF MAJOR GAME SPECIES FROM DELTA TO THE BORDER. DISCUSSES CRITICAL AND SENSITIVE HABITAT AREAS AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS FROM CONTINUED OIL DEVELOPMENTIN THE AREA.
52 AUTH BURCH, E. S., JR. DATE 1972 TITL THE CARIBOU/WILD REINDEER AS A HUMAN RESOURCE PUBL AMERICAN ANTIQUITY 37(3); PP339-368 KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOU HUNTING, REINDEER, HUNTING, SIJBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, CANADA, ESKIMOS, KIVALINA, NOATAK RIVER, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES ABST RECONSIDERS SOME ASSUMPTIONS ABOlJT CARIBOU AS A PRIMARY FOOD SOIJRCE FOR PAST AND PRESENT SIJBSISTENCE CULTIJRES AND EXAMINES SOME PREDATOR-PREY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CARIBOU/REINDEER AND HUNTERS USING ALASKAN AND CANADIAN ESKIMO EXAMPLES.
53 AUTH BURCH, E. S., JR. DATE 1979 TITL THE ETHNOGRAPHYOF NORTHERNNORTH AMERICA: A GUIDE TO RECENT RESEARCH PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGY16(l); PP62-146 KEYW ESKIMOS, ALEUTS, ATHABASKANS, ORAL TRADITIONS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, LAND USE, ETHNOGRAPHY, BIBLIOGRAPHY ABST AN EXCELLENT REVIEW OF NORTHERNNATIVE LITERATURE TO 1978 AND STATUS OF RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF NORTHERNNORTH AMERICAN ETHNOGRAPHY. EXTENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY.
54 AUTH BUSH, J. I>., JR.. DATE 1942 TITL RECONNAISSANCE FOR A RAILROAD OR HIGHWAY IdEST QF FAIRBANKS PUBL 1J.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, ALASKA AREA OFFICE, ANCHORAGE; 37P + MAPS KEYW TRANSPORTATION-RQIJTES, GOLOVIN BAY, PORT CLARENCE, SEWARD PENINSULA, UNALAKLEET, ST. MICHAEL, NOME, KOTZEBUE, DEERING, KOYUKUK RIVER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, CLIMATE, GEOGRAPHY ABST REVIEWS AND MAPS RECOMMENDEDTRANSPORTATION ROUTES BETWEEN FAIRBANKS AND THE SEWARDPENINSULA, DISCIJSSING MAIN ROUTES AND ALTERNATIVES. SEWARD PENINSULA VILLAGES ARE ASSESSED AS TO THEIR SUITABILITY AS DEEPWATERPORTS.
16 55 AUTH CH2M HILL DATE 1977 TITL FORT YUKON COMPREHENSIVEPLAN PUBL SUBMITTED TO THE CITY OF FORT YUKON BY CHZM HILL, (ANCHORAGE); 55~ + APPEND. KEYW FORT YUKON, COMMUNITY PROFILES, LAND USE, DEMOGRAPHY, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, YUKON RIVER-UPPER ABST PRESENTS A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTPLAN FOR FUTURE RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC LAND USE IN AND AROUND THE CITY OF FORT YUKON. INCLUDES A BRIEF PHYSICAL, ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHICPROFILE OF THE REGION. THE DEVELOPMENTPLAN PLACES A HIGH PRIORITY ON PRESERVING NATIVE HERITAGE AND RURAL WAY OF LIFE.
56 AUTH CADZOW, D. A. DATE 1925 TITL HABITAT OF LOUCHEUXBANDS PUBL MUSEUMOF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, INDIAN NOTES 2; PP172-177 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, GEOGRAPHY, LOUCHEIJX, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY ABST GEOGRAPHICALLY DEFINES NINE BANDS OF KUTCHIN IN NORTHEAST ALASKA AND THE YUKON TERRITORY.
57 AUTH CADZOW, D. A. DATE 1925 TITL OLD LOUCHEUXCLOTHING PUBL MUSEUMOF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, INDIAN NOTES 2; PP292-295 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CLOTHING, LOUCHEUX, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY ABST NONE
58 AUTH CALEF, G. W. DATE 1974 TITL THE PREDICTED EFFECT OF THE CANADIAN ARCTIC GAS PIPELINE ON THE PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD PUBL CHAPTER 5 IN: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTOF THE PORTION OF THE MACKENZIE GAS PIPELINE FROM ALASKA TO ALBERTA, VOLUME 4: RESEARCH REPORTS. RESEARCH DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BOARD, WINNIPEG, CANADA; PPlOl-120 KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOU BIOLOGY, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE ABST A COMPREHENSIVEREVIEW OF PORCIJPINE HERD STATUS, INTERACTION WITH THE FORTYMILE HERD, HARVEST STATISTICS AND BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES TO PIPELINE ACTIVITY.
17 59 AUTH CAMERON, R. D.; WHITTEN, K. R. DATE 1976 TITL FIRST INTERIM REPORT OF THE EFFECTS OF THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE ON CARIBOU MOVEMENTS PUBL SPECIAL REPORT NO. 2, JOINT STATE-FEDERAL FISH AND WILDLIFE ADVISORY TEAM, ANCHORAGE; 53P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, DALTON HIGHWAY, CENTRAL ARCTIC CARIBOU HERD, NORTH SLOPE, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM ABST THE REGION OF THE CENTRAL ARCTIC HERD IS DESCRIBED. CARIBOU OBSERVATIONS ALONG THE DALTON HIGHWAY ARE COMPAREDWITH UNIMPACTED AREAS AND SUGGEST AN AVOIDANCE TENDANCY. OBSERVED PIPE/HAUL ROAD-CARIBOU ENCOUNTERSSUGGEST DISTURBANCE BEHAVIOR.
60 AIJTH CAMERON, R. D.; WHITTEN, K. R. DATE 1977 TITL SECOND INTERIM REPORT ON THE EFFECTS OF THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE ON CARIBOU MOVEMENTS PUBL SPECIAL REPORT NO. 8, JOINT STATE-FEDERAL FISH AND WILDLIFE ADVISORY TEAM, ANCHORAGE; 27P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIROU DISTRIBUTION, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,DALTON HIGHWAY, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE ABST CITES AVOIDANCE OF THE PIPELINE CORRIDOR BY COW/CALF GROUPS RELATIVE TO ADJACENT UNIMPACTED AREAS.
61 AUTH CAMERON, R. D.; WHITTEN, K. R. DATE 1979 TITL INFLUENCE OF THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE CORRIDOR ON THE LOCAL DISTRIBUTION OF CARIBOU PUBL IN: PROCEED. 2ND TNT. REINDEER AND CARIBOU SYMP., ED. BY E. REIMERS, E. GAARE, AND S. SKJENNEBERG. DIREKTORATET FOR VILT OG FIRSKVANNSFISK, TRONDHEIM, NORWAY; PP475-484 KEYW CARIBOIJ, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE, DALTON HIGHWAY, CENTRAL ARCTIC CARIBOU HERD, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM ABST DOCUMENTSAVOIDANCE OF THE PIPELINE CORRIDOR BY COW/CALF GROUPS BASED ON 3 YEARS OF AIR AND GROUNDOBSERVATIONS AND COMPARISON WITH NEARBY UNIMPACTED AREAS.
62 AUTH CAMERON, R. D.; WHITTEN, K. R. DATE 1980 TITL EFFECTS OF THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE ON CARIBOU MOVEMENTS PUBL VOL. 5, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-21-1, JOB 3.18R; ADF&G, JIJNEAU; 16P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM, CENTRAL ARCTIC CARIBOU HERD, DALTON HIGHWAY, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE ABST DISCUSSES TRENDS IN COW/CALF AVOIDANCE OF THE CORRIDOR BY CENTRAL ARCTIC HERD CARIBOIJ.
18 63 AUTH CAMERON, R. D.; WHITTEN, K. R. DATE N.D. TITL CARIBOU AND PETROLEUMDEVELOPMENT: COMPATIBILITY OR CONFLICT PUBL UNPUBLISHED DRAFT FOR ALASKA MAGAZINE; 16P KEYW CARIBOU, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,PRUDHOE BAY, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE, DALTON HIGHWAY ABST REVIEWS THE EFFECT OF THE PRUDHOEBAY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX AND THE PIPELINE ON CENTRAL ARCTIC CARIBOU. CITES A PROGRESSIVE ABANDONMENTOF THE IMMEDIATE PRUDHOEBAY AREA BY ALL BUT A FEW CARIBOU AND A GENERALIZED AVOIDANCE OF THE PIPELINE. THE "ADDITIVE EFFECTS OF DISTURBANCE" MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS FUTURE PROBLEMS.
64 AUTH CAMERON, R. D., ET AL. DATE 1979 TITL CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION AND GROUP COMPOSITION ASSOCIATED WITH CONSTRUCTION OF THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE PUBL CANADIAN FIELD NATURALIST 93; P155-162 KEYW CARIBOU DISTURBANCE, CARIBOU, CARIBOU HERD COMPOSITION, DALTON HIGHWAY, PRUDHOE BAY, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEIJM ABST COMPARESSIZE AND COMPOSITION OF CARIBOU GROUPSALONG THE HAUL ROAD WITH THOSE IN ADJACENT UNIMPACTED AREAS. COWSAND CALVES ARE MOST INVOLVED IN AVOIDANCE BEHAVIOR BUT EFFECTS ALL SEX-AGE GROUPS.
65 AUTH CANADA, DEPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERNDEVELOPMENT, NORTHERNECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTBRANCH, ECONOMIC STAFF GROUP AND MPS ASSOCIATES LTD. DATE 1973 TITL REGIONAL IMPACT OF A NORTHERNGAS PIPELINE, VOL. 5: IMPACT OF PIPELINES ON TRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES OF HUNTER-TRAPPERS IN THE TERRITORIES PUBL REPORT NO. 73-32, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE, NORTHERN PIPELINES, TASK FORCE ON NORTHERNOIL DEVELOPMENT, (OTTAWA); 13OP KEYW CANADA, MACKENZIE RIVER, OLD CROW, PORCUPINE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, HUNTING, TRAPPING, LAND USE, INUVIK, AKLAVIK, FORT MCPHERS9N, FORT NORMAN, FORT GOODHOPE, TUKTOYAKTUK, ARCTIC RED RIVER, WILDLIFE, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, CARIBOU HUNTING, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM, ESKIMOS, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, YUKON TERRITORY ABST AN ASSESSMENTOF CONTEMPORARYSIJBSISTENCE EFFORTS BY RESIDENTS OF THE NORTHWESTTERRITORIES AND YUKON TERRITORY AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS UPON THEM FROM GAS DEVELOPMENT.
19 66 AUTH CANADA, DEPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERNDEVELOPMENT, NORTHERNECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTBRANCH, ECONOMIC STAFF GROUP AND MPS ASSOCIATES LTD. DATE 1974 TITL REGIONAL IMPACT OF A NORTHERNGAS PIPELINE, VOL. 6: IMPACT OF PIPELINES ON TERRITORIAL POPULATION, LABOUR FORCE, EMPLOYMENTAND INCOME (WAGES) PUBL REPORT NO. 73-33, ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL COMMITTEE, NORTHERN PIPELINES, TASK FORCE ON NORTHERNOIL DEVELOPMENT, (OTTAWA); CHAPTERS INDIVIDUALLY PAGINATED KEYW DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,YUKON TERRITORY, MACKENZIE RIVER, INUVIK, CANADA, DEMOGRAPHY, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY, INCOME-WAGE, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS ABST NONE
67 AUTH CANTWELL, J. C. DATE 1904 TITL REPORT OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE U.S. REVENUE STEAMER NJJNIVAK ON THE YUKON RIVER STATION, ALASKA, 1899-1901 PUBL 58TH CONG., 2YD SESSION, SENATE DOCUMENTNO. 155, GOVT. PRINT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 325P KEYW ST. MICHAEL, YIJKON RIVER-LOWER, ETHNOLOGY, HOLY CROSS, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS, NIJLATO, ANVIK, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, RAMPART, TANANA, STEVENS VILLAGE, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, ETHNOHISTORY ABST REPORTS CONDITIONS ON AND ALONG THE YUKON RIVER WITH RESPECT TO STEAMER OPERATIONS, INCLUDING ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS. REPORTS ON ESKIMO/INDIAN CIJLTURE AND WAY OF LIFE INCLUDING A BRIEF AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF MIDDLE YUKON SUBSISTENCE CYCLES.
68 AUTH CAREY, M. DATE 1980 TITL A SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE YUKON RIVER FISHERIES PRIOR TO STATEHOOD PUBL APPENDIX B IN: THE UPPER YUKON AND OTHER FRESHWATERSALMON FISHERIES, PRESENTED TO THE 11TH ALASKA LEGISLATURE BY D. POPE, ANCHORAGE; 57P KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, SALMON, FISH, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, SIJBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS ABST OFFERS STATISTICS ON SIJBSISTENCE AND COMMERCIAL FISHING EFFORTS ON THE YUKON RIVER FROM THE EARLY 1900'S TO 1959 UNDERSCORINGTHE IMPORTANCE OF SALMON FISHING TO THE ECONOMY OF THE YUKON RIVER REGION.
20 69 AUTH CARLO, P. DATE 1978 TITL NULATO, AN INDIAN LIFE ON THE YUKON PUBL POLDINE CARLO, FAIRBANKS; 94P KEYW NULATO, ATHABASKAN CIJLTURE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, BELIEF SYSTEMS, INNOKO RIVER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, BIOGRAPHY ABST THE AUTHOR DESCRIBES CUSTOMS, BELIEFS AND LIFEWAYS OF THE KOYlJKONATHABASKANS THROUGHHER LIFE IN NULATO.
70 AUTH CARROLL, G. A. DATE 1972 TITL A STICK DANCE PURL ALASKA JOURNAL Z(2); PP28-33 KEYW POTLATCH, BELIEF SYSTEMS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, NULATO, KALTAG, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS OF AN ATHABASKAN POTLATCH CEREMONYIN NULATO.
71 AUTH CARROLL, J. A. DATE 1957 TITL THE FIRST TEN YEARS IN ALASKA: MEMOIRS OF A FORT YUKON TRAPPER, 1911-1922 PUBL EXPOSITION PRESS, NEW YORK; 12OP KEYW FORT YUKON, TRAPPING, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON FLATS, PORCUPINE RIVER, SHEENJEK RIVER ABST NONE
72 AUTH CAULFIELD, R. A. DATE 1979 TITL SUBSISTENCE lJSE IN AND AROUND THE PROPOSEDYUKON-CHARLEY NATIONAL RIVERS PUBL CPSU OCCAS. PAPER NO. 20, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 1llP KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, CHARLEY RIVER, EAGLE VILLAGE, HAN ATHABASKANS, NON-NATIVES, TRAPPING, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, CIRCLE, CARIBOU HUNTING, MOOSEHUNTING, BEAR HUNTING, WATERFOWLHUNTING, FURBEARERS, GATHERING, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, DEVELOPMENT-MINERAL, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, LAND USE, ETHNOHISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, YUKON-CHARLEY RIVERS NATIONAL PRESERVE, HISTORY ABST AN EXCELLENT OVERVIEW OF HISTORIC AND CONTEMPORARY SUBSISTENCE LAND USE IN THE IJPPER YUKON RIVER REGION. DESCRIBES A WIDE RANGE OF SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, CHARTS THE ANNUAL CYCLE OF SURSISTENCE AND EXAMINES THE FUTURE OlJTLOOK FOR SUBSISTENCE IN LIGHT OF RESOURCEDEVELOPMENT AND NATIONAL PARK PROPOSALS FOR THAT AREA.
21 73 AUTH CAULFIELD, R. A. DATE 1981 TITL FINAL REPORT ON THE SURVEY OF PERMITHOLDERS IN THE TANANA RIVER SUBSISTENCE PERMIT FISHERY PUBL UNPUBLISHED, AVAILABLE AT SUBSISTENCE DIV., ADF&G, FAIRBANKS; 27P KEYW FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SALMON, FAIRBANKS, TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE, DEMOGRAPHY, INCOME-WAGE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, DOGS, FISH UTILIZATION ABST SUBSISTENCE UTILIZATION OF TANANA RIVER SALMON IS EXAMINED USING A QUESTIONNAIRE AND INTERVIEWS OF FISHERY PARTICIPANTS. HOUSEHOLDCHARACTERISTICS, USES OF SUBSISTENCE-CAUGHT SALMON AND DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON FAIRBANKS AREA PERMITHOLDERS ARE PRESENTED.
74 AUTH CHAPMAN, J. W. DATE 1907 TITL NOTES ON THE TENNEH TRIBE OF ANVIK ALASKA PUBL 15TH INT. CONG. OF AMERICANISTS, QUEBEC, VOL. 2; PP7-38 KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ANVIK, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST NONE
75 AUTH CHAPMAN, J. W. DATE 1912 TITL THE HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDOF THE TEN'A PUBL J. OF AMERICAN FOLKLORE 25; PP66-71 KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ORAL TRADITIONS, ANVIK, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST RELATES AN INGALIK ATHABASKAN ORAL TRADITION CONCERNING DEATH AND AFTERLIFE.
'6 AUTH CHAPMAN, J. W. DATE 1914 TITL TEN'A TEXTS AND TALES FROM ANVIK, ALASKA PUBL PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERICAN ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY, VOL. 6, E. J. BRILL, LTD., LEYDEN, HOLLAND; 230P KEYW ANVIK, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ORAL TRADITIONS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST A COLLECTION OF ORAL TRADITIONS FROM ANVIK.
77 AUTH CHAPMAN, J. W. DATE 1921 TITL TENNEH ANIMISM PUBL AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 23(3); PP298-310 KEYW BELIEF SYSTEMS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ANVIK, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST DESCRIBES THE BELIEF IN A SOUL, SPIRITS AND CUSTOMS CONCERNING DEATH AMONGTHE MIDDLE YUKON ATHABASKANS.
22 78 AUTH CHAPMAN, J. W. DATE 1945 TITL A CAMP ON THE YUKON PUBL IDLEWILD PRESS, CORNWALL-ONHUDSON, NEW YORK; 214P KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, MISSIONARIES, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ANVIK ABST NONE
79 AUTH CHEN, L. DATE 1969 TITL THE BIOLOGY AND TAXONOMYOF THE BURBOT IN INTERIOR ALASKA PUBL BIOLOGICAL PAPERS OF THE U OF A NO. 11; 53P KEYW BURBOT, FISH, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER, FORTYMILE RIVER ARST PRESENTS A LIFE HISTORY DF THE BURBOT IN INTERIOR ALASKA.
80 AUTH CHILD, K. N. DATE 1973 TITL REACTIONS OF BARREN GROUNDCARIBOU TO SIMULATED PIPELINE AND PIPELINE CROSSING STRUCTURESAT PRUDHOEBAY, ALASKA PURL AK. COOP. WILDLF. RES. UNIT, FAIRBANKS; 53P KEYW CARIBOU, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,PRUDHOE BAY, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE ABST NONE
81 AUTH CLARK, A. M. DATE 1966 TITL UPPER KOYUKUK RIVER CULTURE OF THE ARCTIC WOODLANDS: A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF MATERIAL CULTURE WITH AN ANALYSIS OF HOSTILITY AND TRADE AS AGENTS OF CULTURAL TRANSMISSION PURL UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, GEORGEWASHINGTON 11, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 299P KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOBUK RIVER, NUNAMIUT, KOYUKUK RIVER, ESKIMOS, MATERIAL CULTURE, BROOKS RANGE, ALLAKAKET, ALATNA, EVANSVILLE, BETTLES, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, ETHNOHISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, TRADE, ANAKTUVUK PASS, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, WARFARE, ATHABASKAN CULTURE ABST A MAJOR ETHNOGRAPHIC WORK FOCUSING ON THE UPPER KOYUKUK REGION. DETAILS THE ANNUAL CYCLE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND MATERIAL CULTURE OF BOTH CONTEMPORARYAND ABORIGINAL KOYUKUK NATIVES WITH COMPARISONSTO NEIGHBORING KOBlJK ESKIMO AND NUNAMIUT ESKIMO CULTURES. PAST AND PRESENT TRADE AND INTER-TRIBAL HOSTILITY ARE ALSO DISCUSSED.
82 AUTH CLARK, A. M. DATE 1970 TITL THE ATHABASKAN-ESKIMO INTERFACE PURL CANADIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSN. BIJLLETIN NO. 3; PP13-23 KEYW KOYUKUK RIVER, KOBUK RIVER, ESKIMOS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, ALLAKAKET, ALATNA, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS ABST NONE
23 83 AUTH CLARK, A. M. DATE 1970 TITL KOYUKONATHABASKAN CEREMONIALISM PUBL WESTERNCANADIAN 3. OF ANTHROPOLOGYZ(1); PP80-88 KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, ALLAKAKET, KOYUKUK RIVER, BELIEF SYSTEMS, POTLATCH, DISTRIBUTION AND EXCHANGE ABST EXAMINES KOYUKONCEREMONIES ASSOCIATED WITH HUMAN DEATH AND HUNTING SUCCESS. DESCRIBES CEREMONIES FOR THE DEATH OF SPECIFIC GAME ANIMALS.
84 AUTH CLARK, A. M. DATE 1971 TITL UPPER KOYUKUK RIVER KOYUKONATHAPASKAN SOCIAL CIJLTURE: AN OVERVIEW PUBL IN: PROCEED. NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CONF., 1971, VOL. 1, ED. BY A. M. CLARK. CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 27, NATIONAL MUSEJJMOF MAN MERCIJRYSERIES, OTTAWA; PP146-180 KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOYUKUK RIVER, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP, EVANSVILLE, ALLAKAKET, ALATNA, HUSLIA, BANDS, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS ABST BRIEFLY DESCRIBES THE KOYUKONBANDS OF THE KOYUKUK RIVER REGION, THEIR ANNIJAL SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, KINSHIP, AND SOCIAL CULTIJRE.
85 AUTH CLARK, A. M. DATE 1974 TITL KOYUKUK RIVER CULTURE PUBL CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 18, NATIONAL MUSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; 282P KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOBUK RIVER, NUNAMIUT, KOYUKUK RIVER, ESKIMOS, MATERIAL CULTURE, BROOKS RANGE, ALLAKAKET, ALATNA, EVANSVILLE, BETTLES, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, TRADE, ANAKTUVUK PASS, ETHNOHISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, WARFARE, ATHABASKAN CULTURE ABST A REPRINT OF HER 1966 THESIS FOCUSING ON ATHABASKAN CULTURE IN THE UPPER KOYUKUK RIVER. DETAILS THE ANNUAL CYCLE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND MATERIAL CULTURE OF CONTEMPORARY AND ABORIGINAL KOYUKUK AREA NATIVES WITH COMPARISONSOF NEIGHBORING KOBUK ESKIMO AND NUNAMIUT ESKIMO CULTURES. PAST AND PRESENT TRADE AND INTER-TRIBAL HOSTILITY ARE ALSO DISCUSSED.
86 AUTH CLARK, A. M. DATE 1977 TITL TRADE AT THE CROSS ROADS PUBL IN: PROBLEMS IN THE PREHISTORY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. W. HELMER., ET AL. IJ OF CALGARY ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSN., CALGARY; PP130-134 KEYW TRADE, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, KOYUKUK RIVER, KOBUK RIVER, NUNAMIUT, ETHNOHISTORY, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS ABST SPECIJLATES ABOUT ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONSHIPS AT THEIR CULTURAL INTERFACE AROUND THE KOBUK AND KOYUKUK RIVERS. SIMILARITIES SUGGEST SUBSTANTIAL CULTURAL MINGLING AND SHARING OF TECHNOLOGY.
24 87 AUTH CLARK, A. M. DATE 1981 TITL KOYUKON PUBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP582-601 KEYW HISTORY, KOYUKUK RIVER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, ETHNOHISTORY, WILDLIFE, TRADE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HUNTING, LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL, MARRIAGE, SHAMANISM, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, BELIEF SYSTEMS, ATHABASKAN CULTURE ABST A GOOD OVERVIEW OF KOYUKONCULTURE--TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY. CHARTS MAJOR HISTORIC EVENTS OF THE KOYUKON FROM 1649 TO 1971 AN0 OUTLINES CONTACT AND ACCULTURATION PHASES. SUBSISTENCE, LIFE CYCLE AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ARE DISCUSSED.
88 AUTH CLARK, A. M. (EDITOR) DATE 1975 TITL PROCEEDINGS: NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CONFERENCE, VOLS. 1 AND 2 PIJBL CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 27, NATIONAL MUSEUMOF MAN MERCURY SERIES, OTTAWA; 8G3P KEYW ATHABASKAN CULTURE, MACKENZIE RIVER, PORCUPINE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, ARCHEOLOGY, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KINSHIP, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, CULTURE CHANGE, ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ABST A COLLECTION OF 17 PAPERS ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF NORTHERN ATHABASKAN CULTURE AND RESEARCH.
89 AUTH CLARK, A. M.; CLARK, 0. W. DATE 1974 TITL KOYUKON ATHAPASKAN HOUSES AS SEEN THROUGHORAL TRADITION AND THROUGHARCHEOLOGY PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGYll(SUPPLEMENT); PP29-39 KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOYUKUK RIVER, ARCHEOLOGY, HOUSE TYPES, ALATNA RIVER, ALLAKAKET, ORAL TRADITIONS ABST AN ARCHEOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF KOYUKONATHABASKAN DWELLING REMAINS. CONSTRUCTION METHODS INVOLVED IN CREATION OF THESE SEMISUBTERRANEANWINTER HOUSES ARE ANALYZED THROUGH ARCHEOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTIONAND INTERVIEWS WITH ELOER KOYUKONATHABASKANS. DRAWINGS
25 90 AUTH CLARK, A. M.; CLARK, 0. W. DATE 1976 TITL KDYUKUK INDIAN-KORUK ESKIMO INTERACTION PURL IN: CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY: THE INTERIOR PEOPLES OF NORTHERNALASKA, ED. BY E. S. HALL. ARCHAEOLOGICAL SIIRVEY OF CANADA PAPER NC). 49, NATIONAL WSEUM OF MAN MERCURY SERIES, OTTAWA; J'P193-220 KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOBUK ESKIMOS, KOBUK RIVER, KOYUKUK RIVER, TRADE, ESKIMOS, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS ABST NONE
91 AUTH CLARK, A. M.; CLARK, 9. W. DATE 1975 TITL ON THE EDGE OF TODAY: CULTURE CHANGE IN A NORTHERN ATHAPASKAN VILLAGE DURING THE 1960'S PURL APUA 19(l); PP65-80 KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOYUKUK RIVER, CULTURE CHANGE, ALLAKAKET, ALATNA, DEMOGRAPHY, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, COMMUNITY PROFILES, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS ABST COMPARES1961 VILLAGE LIFE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IV ALLAKAKET TO 1968 CONDITIONS. CITES CHANGES IN VILLAGE ECONOMY, FAMILY LIFE, VILLAGE POLITICS, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS CEREMONIES ARE DETAILED.
92 AUTH CLAUS, R. DATE 1940 TITL NORTH TO THE KDYUKIIK PURL ALASKA 6(2); PP14-15, 21-23 KEYW KOYIJKUK RIVER, YISEMAN, SETTLES, NON-NATIVES ABST A BRIEF POPULAR-STYLE ACCOUNT OF ADVENTURE AND WAYS OF LIFE ALONG THE UPPER KOYIJKUK RIVER IN 1941-l.
93 AUTH CLINE, M. S. DATE 1966 TITL HUSLIA'S HOLE HIJNTERS PIJBL ALASKA 32(6); PP30-33 KEYW KOYUKUK RIVER, YUSLIA, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, BEAR HIINTING ABST BRIEF ACCOUNT OF A BEAR HUNT AND BEAR FEAST IN HUSLIA.
94 AUTH CLINE, M. S. DATE 1967 TITL HUSLIA: A VILLAGE ON THE MOVE PUBL ALASKA 33(6); PP25-29 KEYW HUSLIA, KOYUKUK RIVER, HANDICRAFTS, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, POTLATCH ABST BRIEFLY DESCRIBES THE VILLAGE OF HUSLIA AND ITS PEOPLE. GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS.
26 95 AUTH COOK, J. P. DATE 1969 TITL THE EARLY PREHISTORY OF HEALY LAKE, ALASKA PUBL PHO THESIS, U OF WISCONSIN, MADISON, UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR; 390P KEYW HEALY LAKE, ARCHEOLOGY, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, WILDLIFE, GEOGRAPHY, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE ABST PRESENTS AN OVERVIEW OF THE HEALY LAKE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND AN EXTENSIVE TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF ARTIFACTS EXCAVATED AT HEALY LAKE.
96 AUTH COOK, J. P, DATE 1975 TITL ARCHEOLOGYOF INTERIOR ALASKA PURL WESTERNCANADIAN J. OF ANTHROPOLOGY5(3-4); PP125-133 KEYW HEALY LAKE, ARCHEOLOGY, TANANA, TANANA RIVER-UPPER ABST A BKIEF SUMMARYOF THE STATUS OF ARCHEOLOGYIN INTERIOR ALASKA. REVIEWS THE CULTURAL COMPLEXES REPRESENTEDAT VARIOUS SITES AND PERIODS OF OCCUPATION.
97 AUTH coon, J. P. (EDITOR) DATE 1977 TITL ARCHEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ALONG THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE, VOLS. 1 AND 2 PUBL U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 982P KEYW ARCHEOLOGY, DALTON HIGHWAY ABST PRESENTS AN EXTENSIVE TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF ARTIFACTS AND ARCHEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS ALONG THE PIPELINE ROUTE.
98 AUTH COOK, J. P.; MCKENNAN, R. A. DATE 1970 TITL THE ATHABASKAN TRADITION: A VIEW FROM HEALY LAKE IN THE YUKON TANANA UPLAND PUBL PAPER PRESENTED AT 1OTH ANNUAL MEETING NORTHEASTERN ANTHROPOLOGICALASSN., OTTAWA KEYW TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, HEALY LAKE, ARCHEOLOGY, TANANA RIVER-UPPER ABST NONE
99 AUTH COOKE, G. A.(EOITOR); PERRY, G. O.(EOITOR) DATE 1977 TITL YUKON BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE TO 1975 PUBL OCCAS. PlJR. NO. 8-3, BOREAL INST. FOR NORTHERNSTUDIES, U OF ALBERTA, EDMONTON; 408P KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA, ARCHEOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, WILDLIFE, ATHABASKANS, HUNTING, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, ESKIMOS, TRAPPING ABST AN ANNOTATED REGIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ORGANIZED BY SUBJECT. COVERS A WIDE VARIETY OF SUBJECTS. TOPICS OF INTEREST TO SUBSISTENCE RESEARCHERSINCLUDE HIJNTING, TRAPPING, ARCHEOLOGY, NATIVE PEOPLES, AND WILDLIFE.
27 100 AUTH COON, C. S. DATE 1971 TITL THE HUNTING PEOPLES PURL LITTLE, BROWNAND CO., BOSTON; 413P KEYW HUNTING, HUNTER-GATHERERS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY, TRAPPING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, GATHERING, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, WHALING, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, CUSTOMARYLAW, KINSHIP, TRADE, BELIEF SYSTEMS, ORAL TRADITIONS, ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY ABST AN EXCELLENT DISCUSSION OF PAST AND PRESENT WORLD HUNTING CULTURES. COMPARESSTRATEGIES, TECHNOLOGYAND THE ROLE OF RELIGION, ORAL TRADITIONS, GOVERNMENTAND KINSHIP IN HUNTING SOCIETIES. ORAWSHEAVILY UPON ESKIMO AND NORTHERN ATHABASKAN EXAMPLES.
101 AUTH COOPER, J. M. OATE 1938 TITL SNARES, DEADFALLS AND OTHER TRAPS OF THE NORTHERN ALGONQUIANS AND NORTHERNATHAPASKANS PUBL CATHOLIC U OF AMERICA, ANTHROPOLOGICAL SERIES NO. 5, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 144P KEYW ATHABASKANS, TRAPPING ABST DETAILS SNARE AND DEADFALL TECHNIQUES OF NORTHERN INDIANS. PHOTOGRAPHS.
102 AUTH CRAIG, P. C.; WELLS, J. DATE 1975 TITL FISHERIES INVESTIGATIONS IN THE CHANOALAR RIVER REGION, NORTHEASTERNALASKA PUBL CHAPTER 1 IN: FISHERIES INVESTIGATIONS IN A COASTAL REGION OF THE BEAUFORT SEA, ED. BY P. C. CRAIG ET AL. ARCTIC GAS BIOLOGICAL REPORT SERIES, VOL. 34. CANADIAN ARCTIC GAS STUDY LTD. AND ALASKAN ARCTIC GAS CO. (N.P.); 113P KEYW FISH, CHANOALAR RIVER, BROOKS RANGE ABST NONE
103 AUTH CROW, J. R.: OBLEY, P. R: DATE 1981- . - TITL HAN PUBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED, BY 3. HELM, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP506-513 KEYW HAN ATHABASKANS, CLOTHING, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, HISTORY, ETHNOHISTORY, OAWSON, BELIEF SYSTEMS, CULTURE CHANGE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ATHABASKANS, LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL ABST A BRIEF CULTURAL AND ETHNOHISTORIC SKETCH OF THE HAN. DESCRIBES THEIR LIFE CYCLE, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, HISTORY AND CULTURAL CHANGE.
28 104 AUTH CROWE, K. J. DATE 1974 TITL A HISTORY OF THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF NORTHERNCANADA PUBL AINA, MCGILL-QUEENS U PRESS, MONTREAL; 226P KEYW CANADA, ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HARE ATHABASKANS, DOGRIB ATHABASKANS, TUTCHONE ATHABASKANS, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, TRADE, CULTURE CHANGE, ETHNOHISTORY, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC ABST TRACES THE PEOPLING OF NORTHERNNORTH AMERICA FROM THE ABORIGINAL INHABITANTS TO THE PLIGHT OF CONTEMPORARY ATHABASKANS COPING WITH GOVERNMENTAND A CHANGING CULTURE.
105 AUTH CROWE, R. DATE 1978 TITL YUKON-PORCUPINE REGIONAL PLANNING STUDY PURL PREPARED FOR USDA, FOREST SERVICE. AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTAL STATION SCHOOL OF AGRICIJLTURE AND LAND RESOURCESMANAGEMENT AND ISER, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 3OOP KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, PORCUPINE RIVER, FORT YUKON, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, DEMOGRAPHY, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, DEVELOPMENT-MINERAL ABST AN ASSESSMENT OF THE POPULATION, ECONOMICS AND WAY OF LIFE IN THE UPPER YUKON REGION INCLIJOING THE EXTENT OF PARTICIPATION IN AND ATTITUDES TOWARD SUBSISTENCE. INVENTORIES NATURAL RESOURCESOF THE AREA AND DISCUSSES DEVELOPMENTSCENARIOS AND ALTERNATIVES.
106 AUTH CRUIKSHANK, J. DATE 1975 TITL BECOMING A WOMANIN ATHAPASKAN SOCIETY: CHANGING TRADITIONS ON THE YUKON RIVER PUBL WESTERN CANAOIAN J. OF ANTHROPOLOGY5(2); PPl-14 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER ABST AN ANALYSIS OF THE TRADITIONAL PUBERTY RITUALS THAT KUTCHIN WOMENUNOERWENT AS RECENTLY AS 1930.
107 AUTH CRUIKSHANK, J. DATE 1975 TITL THEIR OWN YUKON: PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY BY YUKON INDIAN PEOPLE PUBL YUKON NATIVE BROTHERHOOD,9AWSON; 108P KEYW HAN ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON TERRITORY, OAWSON, ETHNOHISTORY, CANAOA ABST A PHOTOGRAPHICHISTORY OF THE CONTEMPORARYUPPER YUKON RIVER ATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE.
29 108 AUTH DALL, W. H. DATE 1970 TITL ALASKA AND ITS RESOURCES(SECOND EDITION) PIJBL ARNO, NEW YORK; 627P KEYW NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL, ESKIMOS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TANANA VILLAGE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, ALEIJTS, TLINGIT, YUKON RIVER-ALL, ETHNOGRAPHY, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ETHNOHISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HIJNTING, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, NULATO, UNALAKLEET, FORT YUKON, DOGS, HISTORY, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, FISHING-COMMERCIAL ABST PART ONE IS AN 1866 CHRONICLE OF TRAVEL AND EXPLORATION ON THE YIJKON RIVER AND IN THE YUKON TERRITORY BY BOAT AND DOG TEAM. OFFERS DESCRIPTIONS OF YUKON RIVER VILLAGES, NATIVES AN0 SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES. PART TWO IS A HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHYOF ALASKA REVIEWING THE WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOURCESAND ALASKA'S MAJOR INOUSTRIES IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY. ALSO LISTS PLANT AND ANIMAL SPECIES OF ALASKA.
109 AUTH IIAMAs, 9. (EDITOR) DATE 1969 TITL CONTRIBUTIONS TO BAND SOCIETY: PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCEON BAND ORGANIZATION, AUGUST 30-SEPTEMBER 2, 1966, OTTAWA PUBL NATIONAL MUSEUMOF CANADA BULLETIN NO 228, ANTHROPOLOGICAL SERIES NO. 84, OTTAWA; 295P KEYW HUNTING, BANDS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP, LEADERSHIP, ATHABASKANS ABST A COLLECTION OF PAPERS PRESENTED AT A CONFERENCEDEALING WITH THE CONCEPT OF THE "BAND" AS A SOCIAL UNIT AMONG NORTHERNCULTURES.
110 AUTH OARBYSHIRE AND ASSOCIATES DATE 1979 TITL YIJKON FLATS REGIONAL GOVERNMENTSTIJOY PUBL PREPARED FOR DEPT. OF COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL AFFAIRS, OIV. OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTASSISTANCE, ANCHORAGE; 185P KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ARCTIC VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, BIRCH CREEK, CENTRAL, CHALKYITSIK, STEVENS VILLAGE, VENETIE, INCOME-WAGE, YUKON FLATS, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, CHANOALAR RIVER, CIRCLE, FORT YUKON, LIVENGOOO, RAMPART, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, PORCUPINE RIVER, LEADERSHIP, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS ABST A DEMOGRAPHICAND SOCIO-ECONOMIC EXAMINATION OF THE YUKON FLATS AREA EXAMINING THE FEASIBILITY OF ESTABLISHING A BOROUGHTYPE GOVERNMENTFOR THAT REGION. AN EXAMINATION OF THE PROPORTION OF FOOD SUPPLIEO THROUGHSUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES. PRESENTS A PROPOSEDREGIONAL POLICY ON SUBSISTENCE RESOURCEMANAGEMENT.
30 111 AUTH DAVIS, J. L.; NEILAND, K. A. DATE 1976 TITL A STUDY PROPOSAL: EVALUATION OF CONDITION OF ANIMALS IN THE DELTA HERO AND ITS BEARING ON REPRODUCTION PUBL UNPUBLISHED DRAFT PROPOSAL ON FILE AT ADF&G, FAIRBANKS; 40P KEYW CARIBOJJ, DELTA CARIBOU HERI), CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION ABST HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF THE DELTA HERD. OUTLINES A PLAN TO SHED LIGHT ON HERO DECLINE BASED ON MEASIJREMENTOF PARAMETERSTHAT IdILL PROVIDE AN INI7EX TO CONDITION AN0 REPRODUCTIVE STATUS nF SPECIMENS.
112 AIJTH DAVIS, J. 1.; StiIDELFR, R.; LERESCHE, R. E. DATE 1978 TITL FORTYMILF CARIBOU HERD STJJDIES PURL FINAL REPT)RT, FED. A1t-I IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECTS W-17-6, W-17-7, JOBS 3.13R, 3.15R, AND 3.16R, ADF&G, JIJNEAU; 1llP KEYW CARIBnU, FORTYMILE CARIBnlJ HERD, CARIBOII DISTRIBUTION ABST REVIEWS RESIJLTS OF FnRTYMILE CARIROU POPIJLATION STUDIES, HERD COMPOSITION, PROOIJCTIVITY, MOVEMENTS, SEASONAL l7ISTRI8lJTION, PREDATION AND RANGE RECONNAISSANCE.
113 AUTH DAVIS, J. L., ET AL. DATE 1975 TITL CARIBOU REPORT PUBL VOL. 16, FED. AID IN WILnLF. REST. PROJECT W-17-6, JOBS 3.3R, 3.5R, 3.9R, 3.13R, 3.13R, 3.15R, 3.16R, 19.14R AN0 PROJECT W-17-7, JOBS 3.3R, 3.5R, 3.9R, 3.13R, 3.15R, 3.16R, ADF&G, JUNEAU; 42P KEYW CARIBOU, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERO, CARIBOU OISTRIBIJTION, FORES? FIRES ABST NONE
114 AUTH DE LAGUNA, F. DATE 1947 TITL THE PREHISTORY nF NOR1'HERN NORTH AMERICA AS SEEN FROM THE YUKON PIJBL MEMOIRS OF THE SOCIETY nF AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGYl?(3); PPl-36n KEYW YllKnN RIVER-MIDDLE, YUKnN RIVER-LOWER, TANANA RIVFR-ALL, KOYUKIlK RIVER, NIILATn, HOLY CROSS, INNOKO RIVER, ARCHEOLOGY, KOYIIKON ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHARASKANS, ESKIMnS, SIIBSISTENCE TECHNnLnGY, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, HOUSE TYPES, ANVIK, FISHING TECHNnLnGY, HIINTING TECHNOLOGY, YOLIKACHUK ATHARASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, KALTAG, SHAGELIIK, TANANA VILLAGE, GRAYLING VILLAGE, SURSISTENCE CYCLE, RIJBY, GALENA, MATERIAL CULTURE, HUNTING, NENANA, KOYIIKUK VILLAGE, ABST DISCIJSSES INTERIOR ALASKAN NATIVE GROIIPS, TRIBES AND TERRITORIES WITH CONJECTIIRES ON ETHNIC ORIGINS. PRESENTS AN INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS OF ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES AND ARTIFACTS FROM THE YJJKONBASIN. INCLUOES CULTURAL NOTES AN0 A DISCUSSION OF HUNTING PRACTICES.
31 115 AUTH DERRY, D. E. DATE 1975 TITL LATER ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY: A MIGRATION HYPOTHESIS PUBL WESTERN CANADIAN J. OF ANTHROPOLOGY5(3-4); PP134-147 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HUMAN MIGRATIONS, TANANA VILLAGE, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, HEALY LAKE, OLO CROW, ARCHEOLOGY, YUKON RIVER-UPPER ABST EXPLAINS EVIDENCE OF A RAPID EXPANSION OF KUTCHIN TECHNOLOGY AN0 CIJLTURE PROMPTEDBY VOLCANIC ASH FALLOIJT THAT FORCED MIGRATION AN0 THE ALTERATION OF SUBSISTENCE METHODSAN0 WAY OF LIFE.
116 AUTH DISSLER, Y. DATE 1979 TITL AN ETHNOHISTORY OF THE KOYUKUK DRAINAGE REGION WITH EMPHASIS ON RIVER USAGE PUBL AK. DEPT. OF NAT. RESOURCES, DIV. OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, ANCHORAGE; 81P KEYW KOYUKUK RIVER, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE RESOURCES, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ETHNOHISTORY, HISTORY, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, MINING-HISTORIC, LAND lJSE, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES ABST TRACES THE HISTORY OF EXPLORATION AND HUMAN USE OF THE KOYUKUK RIVER REGION. INCLUDES COMMENTSON ATHABASKANS, EARLY EXPLORATION, THE TURN OF THE CENTURY GOLO RUSH PER100 AND THE CONTEMPORARYSITUATION. CENTERS ON THE NAVIGABILITY OF THE KOYUKUK AND ITS TRIBUTARIES.
117 AUTH DONOHOE, M. DATE 1980 TITL A DAY WITH LYDIA SIMON PUBL ALASKA 46(l); PP33-35 KEYW HUSLIA, KOYUKUK RIVER, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS ABST THE AUTHOR ACCOMPANIES A HUSLIA RESIDENT ON HER OAILY ROUTINE PORTRAYING A TYPICAL CONTEMPORARYRURAL ATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE.
118 AUTH ORANE, F. B. DATE 1916 TITL THE POTLATCH AT NENANA PIJBL ALASKAN CHURCHMANlO(3); PP75-79 KEYW TANANA ATHABASKANS, NENANA, POTLATCH, BELIEF SYSTEMS, TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE ABST RELATES THE EVENTS OF A POTLATCH IN NENANA IN 1916
119 AUTH ORANE, F. B. DATE 1919 TITL FISH CAMPS AND A CANOE PURL ALASKAN CHURCHMAN13(3); PP88-93 KEYW TANANA RIVER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, TANANA ATHABASKANS, NENANA ABST DESCRIBES LIFE IN THE NATIVE FISH CAMPS AS SEEN BY A MISSIONARY TRAVELING THE TANANA RIVER IN 1919.
32 120 AUTH DRANE, F. B. DATE 1926 TITL NEW EXPERIENCES ON THE YUKON AND KOYUKUK PUBL ALASKA CHURCHMAN20(l); PP13-18 KEYW ALLAKAKET, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KOYUKUK RIVER, NENANA, TANANA RIVE-LOWER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ABST A VERY BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS ON A RIVER TRIP FROM NENANA TO ALLAKAKET ON CHLJRCHBUSINESS.
121 AUTH OREWERY, E. M. DATE 1964 TITL INDIANS OF THE ARCTIC PUBL NORTH 11(l); PP31-33 KEYW ETHNOLOGY, KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, CANADA, PEEL RIWER, FORT MCPHERSON, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES ABST NONE
122 AlJTH DUNCAN, K. DATE 1976 TITL ALASKAN ATHABASKAN BEADWORK PUBL ALASKA JOURNAL 8(2); PP113-124 KEYW ATHABASKANS, HANDICRAFTS, BANDS ABST NONE
123 AUTH EAKIN, H. M. DATE 1913 TITL A GEOLOGICAL RECONNAISSANCEOF A PART OF THE RAMPART OUADRANGLE, ALASKA PUBL USGS BULL. NO. 631, GOVT. PRINT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 88P KEYW GEOLOGY, KOYUKUK RIVER, KANUTI RIVER, MELOZITNA RIVER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, GEOGRAPHY, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ABST BRIEF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHYFOLLOWED BY DETAILED GEOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE MID-YUKON REGION OF CENTRAL ALASKA.
124 AUTH EAKIN, H. M. DATE 1914 TITL THE IOITAROO-RUBY REGION, ALASKA PUBL USGS BULL. NO. 578, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 45P KEYW GEOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, INNOKO RIVER, RIJBY, YIIKON RIVER-MIDDLE, IDITAROO RIVER, MINING-HISTORIC, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, HOLIKACHIJK ATHARASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ABST A BRIEF PHYSIOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW OF THE RUBY-IDITAROD REGION FOLLOWEDBY DETAILED GEOLOGIC EXAMINATION AND A SUMMARYOF AREA MINING ACTIVITIES AS OF 1914.
33 125 AUTH EAKIN, H. M. DATE 1918 TITL THE COSNA-NOWITNA REGION, ALASKA PUBL USGS BIJLL. NO. 667, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 54P KEYW GEOLOGY, COSNA RIVER, NOWITNA RIVER, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, MAPS, GEOGRAPHY, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, LAKE MINCHUMINA, RUBY, TANANA ATHABASKANS, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, TANANA VILLAGE ABST VERY BRIEF PHYSIOGRAPHY OF THE COSNA-NOWITNA REGION FOLLOWED BY A DETAILED GEOLOGIC DESCRIPTION OF THESE TWO MID-YUKON TRIBUTARIES. THE REGION DESCRIBED INCLUDES LAKE MINCHUMINA, TANANA AND RUBY.
126 AUTH FAIRBANKS TOWN AND VILLAGE ASSOCIATION FOR DEVELOPMENT INC. DATE 1974 TITL INITIAL OVERALL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTPROGRAM FOR INTERIOR ALASKA PUBL FAIRBANKS TOWN AND VILLAGE ASSN. FOR DEVELOPMENT INC., FAIRBANKS; 226P KEYW ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KOYUKUK RIVER, FAIRBANKS, MINTO, MANLEY HOT SPRINGS, NULATO, KALTAG, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, HUGHES, ARCTIC VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, CIRCLE, FORT YLJKON, CHALKYITSIK, STEVENS VILLAGE, VENETIE, RAMPART, TANANA RIVER-ALL, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,DEVELOPMENT-MINERAL, TANANA, HEALY LAKE, DOT LAKE, EAGLE CITY, NORTHWAY, TETLIN, DELTA JUNCTION, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, DEMOGRAPHY, CHANDALAR RIVER, PORCUPINE RIVER ABST DIVIDES THE INTERIOR INTO SUBREGIONS AND OISCUSSES CURRENT ECONOMIC, LABOR AND DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF EACH AND FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN EACH AREA. PRESENTS AN OVERALL DEVELOPMENTPLAN FOR THE REGION. SUBSISTENCE IS NOT DIRECTLY ADDRESSED.
34 127 AUTH FEDERAL FIELD COMMITTEE FOR DEVELOPMENTPLANNING IN ALASKA DATE 1968 TITL ALASKA NATIVES AND THE LAND PUBL FEDERAL FIELD COMMITTEE FOR OEVELOPMENTPLANNING IN ALASKA, ANCHORAGE; 565P KEYW HAIDA, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS, ALEUTS, TLINGIT, DEMOGRAPHY, INCOME-WAGE, HEALTH, YUKON-KUSKOKWIMDELTA, SEWARD PENINSULA, NORTH SLOPE, KUSKOKWIM RIVER, GATHERING, NUTRITION, GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, HUNTING, WHALING, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, INIJPIAT, BERING STRAIT, ST. LAWRENCE ISLAND, KOYUKUK RIVER, PORCUPINE RIVER, COOK INLET, PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, HISTORIC SITES, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, KOTZFRUE SOUND, KORUK RIVER, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, CARIBOU HUNTING, LAND USE, NATIVE CLAIMS, SALMON, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, NOATAK, SHUNGNAK, SHISHMAREF, MARINE MAMMALUTILIZATION, WALRUS, SEAL, FISH, AKIAK, NAPASKIAK, KASIGLIIK, NEWTOK, HOOPER BAY, BIRDS, WATERFOWL, ALLAKAKET, HIJSLIA, YUKON RIVER-ALL, TANANA RIVER, BRISTOL BAY, ALEUTIANS, KODIAK, JJPPER KIJSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL, WILDLIFE, FIJRBEARERS, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, TANANA ATHARASKANS, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, YIJPIK ESKIMOS, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TRAPPING, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE ABST AN EXTENSIVE SIJMMARYOF NATIVE POPULATION STATUS, HEALTH, VILLAGE ECONOMICS AND LIFESTYLES. INCLUDES AN ENVIRONMENTAL OVERVIEW OF THE STATE BY PHYSIOGRAPHIC REGION. SUMMARIZES SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES IN THE 15 NATIVE REGIONS IJSING DETAILED SUBSISTENCE CYCLES AND LISTS OF SUBSISTENCE RESOURCESFOR INDIVIDUAL "INDEX" COMMUNITIES. WILDLIFE STATUS IS REVIEWED STATEWIDE AND NATURAL RESOURCESINCLUDING WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES ARE DISCUSSED IN AN ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT IMPACT CONTEXT. LAND STATUS AND THE NATIVE LAND CLAIMS ISSUE ARE REVIEWED. EXCELLENT PHOTOS DEPICTING VILLAGE LIFE AND SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES. MAPS.
128 AUTH FISCH, R. E. DATE 1972 TITL PARENT-IN-LAW AVOIDANCES OF NORTHERNATHAPASKANS AND ALGONQUIANS PUBL ANTHROPOLOGICA14(2); PP181-198 KEW ATHABASKANS, ALGONOUIANS, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP ABST NONE
129 AIJTH FITZGERALn, G. DATE 1944 TITL RECONNAISSANCEOF THE Pr)RCUPINE VALLEY, ALASKA PIJRL IJSGS, BIJLL. NO. 933-0, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP219-243 KEYW PORCIJPINE RIVER, GFOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, OLD CROW, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, LOUCHEUX, CANADA, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, YIJKON TERRITORY ABST NONE
35 130 AUTH FOOTE, 0. C.; MACBAINE, S. K. DATE 1964 TIT-L A SELECTED REGIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR HUMAN GEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES OF THE NATIVE POPULATION OF CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL GEOGRAPHYDEPT. PUB. NO. 12, MCGILL II, MONTREAL; 62P KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, GEOGRAPHY, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, EYAK INDIANS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, KUSKWAGMIUT, BETHEL, BRISTOL BAY, TAGIAMIUT, NUGAMIUT, CHUGACH, KODIAK, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, PORCUPINE RIVER, HAN ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ATHARASKANS ABST AN EXCELLENT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES IN ALASKA. BREAKS CENTRAL ALASKA INTO 13 REGIONS RY NATIVE GROUP. CITES 347 REFERENCES DEALING WITH HIJMAN GEOGRAPHICAL STUDIES AND ASSIGNS REGION CODES TO EACH REFERENCE.
131 AUTH FOWLER, W. R., JR. DATE 1977 TITL LINGUISTIC EVIDENCE FOR ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY PURL IN: PROBLEMS IN THE PREHISTORY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SUBARCTIC, ED. RY J. W. HELMER ET AL. JJ OF CALGARY ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSN., CALGARY; PPln2-106 KEYW LINGUISTICS, ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY ABST NONE
132 AUTH FULLER, W. A. DATE 1957 TITL OBSERVATIONS ON YUKON CARIBOU 1956-57 PUBL UNPUBLISHED, CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE, ON FILE AT ADF&G, FAIRBANKS; 7P KEYW STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERO, CARIBOU, YUKON TERRITORY, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, WOLF, FOREST FIRES, CARIBOU HUNTING, CANADA ABST DISCUSSES THE STATUS OF FOUR YUKON TERRITORY HERDS IN LATE 1950's. CONCLUDESTHAT THE STEESE-FORTYMILE HERO IS THE MOST EXPLOITED BY NON-NATIVE HUNTERS AND DESERVES CAREFUL STUDY.
.33 AUTH GAGNON, P. L. DATE 1959 TITL ALASKA RURAL DEVELOPMENTBOARD REPORTS, 14 VOLS. PURL ALASKA RURAL DEVELOPMENTBOARD, JUNEAIJ; VARID!JS PAGINATIONS KEYW KIVALINA, KALTAG, HOLY CROSS, VENETIE, ARCTIC VILLAGE, NOATAK, NOORVTK, MOUNTAIN VILLAGE, GAMBELL, SAVOONGA, ST. LAWRENCE ISLAND, YlJKON RIVER-MIDDLE, ATHABASKANS, FSKIYOS, YIJKON RIVER-UPPER, DEMOGRAPHY, COMMUNITY PROFILES ABST A SERIES OF VERY BRIEF REPORTS OISCUSSING CIJRRENT OR PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTPROJECTS IN INDIVIDUAL VILLAGES FOR 1959. GIVES 1958 CENSIJS FIGURES.
36 134 AUTH GASAWAY, W. C. DATE 1976 TITL STATUS OF THE FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERO PUBL WILDLIFE INFORMATION LEAF. NO. 1, ADF&G, JUNEAU; 4P KEW CARIBOU, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERO, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION ABST NONE
135 AUTH GIODINGS, J. L. DATE 1962 TITL ALASKA ABORIGINAL CULTURE PURL NATIONAL SlJRVEY OF HISTORIC SITES AND BIJILDINGS, IJSDI, NPS, (WASHINGTON, D.C.); 171~ KEYW ESKIMOS, ARCHEOLOGY, HISTORIC SITES, KOBUK RIVER, BROOKS RANGE, KOTZEBUE, ALEUTIANS, RARROW, PT. HOPE, BERING SEA, GRAYLING VILLAGE, ATHARASKANS, ANVIK RIVER, WALES, ANAKTUVUK PASS, NOME, COOK INLET, CAPE KRUSENSTERN, ARCTIC COAST, NORTON SOIJNO, YUKON RIVER-ALL ABST CATALOGS ALL MAJOR ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES AND LOCALITIES OF ABORIGINAL CULTURE STATEWIDE. BRIEFLY DESCRIBES THE SITES AND THE SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS EACH HAS MADE TO OUR KNOWLEDGEOF PREHISTORY IN ALASKA.
136 AUTH GILBERT, C. Y. DATE 1922 TITL THE SALMON OF THE YUKON RIVER PUBL BUREAU OF FISHERIES BULL., VOL. 38, DOC. NO. 928, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, O.C.; PP317-322 + PLATES KEYW SALMON, YUKON RIVER-ALL, FISH ABST REVIEWS THE DISTRIBUTION, MIGRATION AND LIFE HISTORIES OF YUKON RIVER SALMON BY SPECIES. PHOTOGRAPHSOF SCALES OF THE VARIOUS SPECIES.
137 AUTH GILLESPIE, B. C. DATE 1981 TITL MAJOR FAUNA IN THE TRAOITIONAL ECONOMY PUBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP15-18 KEYW SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, FISH, FURBEARERS, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, CARIBOU HUNTING, MOOSE HUNTING, BIROS, ATHABASKANS, MOOSE, CARIBOU, WATERFOWL, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGY, TRAPPING ABST BRIEFLY EXAMINES THE IMPORTANCE OF SPECIFIC RESOURCESAND CATEGORIES OF FAUNA IN THE TRAOITIONAL SIJRSISTENCE ECONOMY OF SUBARCTIC CULTURES.
37 138 AUTH GORDON, B. C.; SAVAGE, H. C. DATE 1974 TITL WHIRL LAKE: A STRATIFIED INDIAN SITE NEAR THE MACKENZIE DELTA PUBL ARCTIC 27(3); PP175-188 KEYW MACKENZIE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ARCHEOLOGY, WHIRL LAKE, FAUNAL ANALYSIS, CANADA, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ABST AN ANALYSIS OF ARTIFACTS AT A SOUTHWESTMACKENZIE DELTA SITE. EARLY 18TH CENTURY KUTCHIN ARTIFACTS AND A FAUNAL ANALYSIS PORTRAY SEASONAL SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES OF ITS OCCUPANTS.
139 AUTH GRABURN, N. H. H.; STRONG, B. S. DATE 1973 TITL CIRCUMPOLAR PEOPLES: AN ANTHROPOLOGICALPERSPECTIVE PUBL GOODYEARPUBLISHING, PACIFIC PALISADES, CA; 263P KEYW ATHABASKANS, ALEUTS, ESKIMOS, CYUKCHIS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, BIBLIOGRAPHY ABST A BRIEF CULTURAL INTRODUCTION TO THE INDIGENOUS INHABITANTS OF THE NORTH. PRESENTS AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON EACH GROUP AND REVIEWS THEIR CQNTEYPORARYCULTURAL STATUS.
140 AUTH GRAHAM, A. DATE 1930 TITL SURGERY WITH FLINT PUBL ANTIQUITY 4; PP233-237 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HEALTH ABST NONE
141 AUTH GRAUMAN, M. W. DATE 1977 TITL YUKON FRONTIERS: HISTORIC RESOURCESTUDY OF THE PROPOSED YUKON-CHARLEY NATIONAL RIVERS PUBL CPSU OCCAS. PAPER NO. 8, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 563P KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON-CHARLEY RIVERS NATIONAL PRESERVE, HISTORIC SITES, FORTYMILE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, TRAPPING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, CARIBOU HUNTING, RUSSIAN AMERICA, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, TRADE, MINING-HISTORIC, NON-NATIVES, MISSIONARIES, ETHNOHISTORY, TRANSPORTATIDN-ROUTES, CIRCLE, CHARLEY RIVER, ARCHEOLOGY, CARIBOU FENCES ARST DESCRIQES THE HISTORIC ATHABASKANANI) NON-NATIVE OCCUPATION AND USE OF THE YUKON-CHARLEY REGION. INVENTORIES AND DESCRIBES 143 HISTORIC SITES IN DR NEAR THE REGION, THEIR PLACE IN LOCAL HISTORY AND RECOMMENDATIONSFOR PRESERVATION OF EACH SITE. AREA SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ARE PORTRAYED THROUGHHISTORIC SITE REMAINS SUCH AS FISH CAMPS, CARIBOU FENCES, AND FAUNAL REMAINS.
38 142 AUTH GRUMMANECOSYSTEMS CORPORATION DATE 1975 TITL REPORT ON THE NAVIGABILITY OF STREAMS TRIBUTARY TO THE UPPER KOYUKUK RIVER, ALASKA PUBL PREPARED FOR U.S. ARMY, ALASKA ENGENEERING DISTRICT, ANCHORAGE; 3 VOLS. KEYW KOYUKUK RIVER, ALLAKAKET, ALATNA, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES, LAND USE, BETTLES, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ABST NONE
143 AUTH GUOGEL-HOLMES, 0. DATE 1979 TITL ETHNOHISTORY OF FOUR INTERIOR ALASKA WATERBODIES PURL AK. DEPT. OF NAT. RESOURCES, DIV. OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, ANCHORAGE; 148P KEYW KJJSKOKWIMRIVER-UPPER, NENANA RIVER, WOODRIVER, KANTISHNA RIVER, NOWITNA RIVER, MCGRATH, LAKE MINCHIJMINA, HUNTING, TRAPPING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, LAND USE, NIKOLAI, TELIDA, RUBY, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, GEOGRAPHY, ATHABASKANS, NENANA, TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE, ETHNOHISTORY, KOYUKDN ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS ABST EXAMINES THE HISTORY OF RIVER IJSAGE ALONG THE UPPER KUSKOKWIM, KANTISHNA, NENANA-WOODAND NOWITNA RIVERS. NATIVE USE, EXPLORATION, MINING AND GENERAL TRANSPORTATION ARE DESCRIBED IN CONJUNCTION WITH RIVER USE. NAVIGABILITY OF THESE RIVERS AND TRIBIJTARIES IS EXAMINED THROUGHVESSEL RECORDS AND LOCAL INFORMANT INTERVIEWS.
144 AUTH GUEDON, M. F. DATE 1974 TITL PEOPLE OF TETLIN, WHY ARE YOU SINGING? PUBL ETHNOLOGYDIV. PAPER NO. 9, NATIONAL MUSEUMOF MAN MERCURY SERIES, OTTAWA; 241P KEYW ETHNOGRAPHY, TETLIN, ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, SIJBSISTENCE CYCLE, POTLATCH, TOK, TANACROSS, NORTHWAY, DOT LAKE, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, BANDS ABST AN ETHNOGRAPHYOF THE IJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS FOCIJSING ON TETLIN. PAST AND PRESENT SUBSISTENCE CYCLE IS OUTLINED. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP AND BAND STRUCTURE ARE DOCUMENTED.
39 145 AUTH GUEDON, M. F. DATE 1981 TITL UPPER TANANA RIVER POTLATCH PUBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP577-581 KEYW POTLATCH, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, NORTHWAY, TETLIN, TANACROSS, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST COMMENTSON THE CONTEMPORARYPOTLATCH SEOUENCEOF THE IJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS. SOCIAL FUNCTION OF THE CEREMONYIS DISCIJSSED ALONG WITH DETAILS OF SPECIFIC POTLATCH EVENTS, I.E. RECEPTION OF GUESTS, FEASTING, DANCES, EXCHANGEOF GIFTS AND THE AFTERMATH. THIS ANALYSIS OF THE POTLATCH IS BASED ON OBSERVATIONS OF SEVEN POTLATCHES IN UPPER TANANA VILLAGES.
146 AUTH HABGOOD, T. (TRANSLATOR) DATE 1970 TITL INDIAN LEGENDS OF NORTH-WESTERNCANADA BY EMILE PETITOT PUBL WESTERNCANADIAN J. OF ANTHROPOLOGY, 2(l); PP94-129 KEYW ORAL TRADITIONS, YUKON TERRITORY, KIlTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HARE ATHABASKANS, DOGRIB ATHABASKANS, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, CANADA, YELLOWKNIFE, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST A COLLECTION OF CANADIAN ATHABASKAN ORAL TRADITIONS FROM THE LATE 1800's.
147 AUTH HADLEIGH-WEST, F. DATE 1959 TITL ON THE DISTRIBUTION AND TERRITORIES OF THE WESTERN KUTCHIN TRIBES PUBL APUA 7(2); PP113-116 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, PORCUPINE RIVER, CHANDALAR RIVER, VENETIE, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY ABST OUTLINES THE DISTRIBUTION OF NINE KUTCHIN TRIBES IN ALASKA AND CANADA.
148 AUTH HADLEIGH-WEST, F. DATE 1963 TITL THE NETS1 KUTCHIN: AN ESSAY IN HUMAN ECOLOGY PUBL PHD THESIS, LOUISIANA STATE U, BATON ROUGE, UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR; 419P KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HUMAN ECOLOGY, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL, HUNTING, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY, ETHNOBOTANY, BROOKS RANGE, ARCTIC VILLAGE, CHRISTIAN VILLAGE, CHANDALAR RIVER, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, KOBUK RIVER, NIJNAMIUT, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ESKIMOS, GEOGRAPHY, PORCUPINE RIVER ABST AN ETHNOGRAPHIC SKETCH, CULTURAL ANALYSIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL OVERVIEW OF THE NETS1 KUTCHIN OF ARCTIC VILLAGE. OTHER NORTHERNCULTURES ARE COMPAREDBRIEFLY.
40 149 AUTH HADLEIGH-WEST, F. DATE 1965 TITL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SIJRVEY AND EXCAVATION IN THE PROPOSEDRAMPART DAM IMPOUNDMENT1963-1964 PUBL UNPUBLISHED REPORT TO USNPS AND U OF A, FAIRBANKS KEYW ARCHEOLOGY, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, RAMPART DAM, STEVENS VILLAGE, FORT YUKON, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, RAMPART, STEVENS VILLAGE, FORT YUKON, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS ABST NONE
150 AUTH HALL, E. S., JR. DATE 1969 TITL SPECULATIONS ON THE LATE PREHISTORY OF THE KUTCHIN ATHAPASKANS PURL ETHNOHISTORY 16(4): PP317-333 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, ARCHEOLOGY, ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, CHANDALAR RIVER, KOYUKUK RIVER, ARCTIC VILLAGE ABST NONE
151 AUTH HALL, E. S., JR. DATE 1975 TITL KUTCHIN ATHAPASKAN-NUNAMIIJT ESKIMO CONFLICT PIJBL ALASKA JOURNAL 5(4); PP248-252 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, NUNAMIUT, ESKIMOS, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, CHANDALAR RIVER, KOYUKUK RIVER, ABST DISCUSSES ARCHEOLOGICAL AND INFORMANT EVIDENCE OF KUTCHIN-NUNAMIUT CONTACT AND CONFILCT IN NORTH CENTRAL ALASKA.
152 AUTH HARRINGTON, 6. L. DATE 1918 TITL THE ANVIK-ANDREAFSKY REGION, ALASKA PURL USGS BULL. N9. 683, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 7OP KEYW GEOLOGY, ANVIK, MARSHALL, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, HOLY CROSS, YUKON-KUSKOKWIMDELTA, RUSSIAN MISSION, INNOKD RIVER, INGALIK ATHARASKANS, ESKIMOS, YIJPIK ESKIMOS ABST BRIEFLY REVIEWS BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LOWER YUKIJN RIVER ENVIRONMENT DISCIJSSING GEOLOGIC FEATURES IN DETAIL. MAPS
153 AUTH HATLER, D. F. DATE 1976 TITL SOME ASPECTS IN THE ECOLOGYOF THE BLACK REAR IN THE INTERIOR, ALASKA PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 1llP KEYW BLACK BEAR, BEAR ABST ANALYSIS OF BLACK BEAR FOOD HABITS, PRODUCTIVITY, PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS, BEHAVIOR AND POPULATION IN INTERIOR ALASKA.
41 154 AUTH HAYNES, T. L. DATE 1976 TITL THEY DIDN'T COME IN FOIJR-WHEEL DRIVES: AN INTRODUCTION TO FORTYMILE HISTORY PUBL PREPARED FOR BLM, BY WICHE, RDIILDER; 99P KEYW FORTYMILE RIVER, HISTORY, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, ORAL HISTORY, MINING-HISTORIC, TAYLOR HIGHWAY, HUNTING, TRAPPING, BIOGRAPHY, CHICKEN, EAGLE VILLAGE, FRANKLIN, JACK WADE, HAN ATHABASKANS, NON-NATIVES, TETLIN, TOK, TANACROSS, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS ABST AN OVERVIEW OF FORTYMILE RIVFR HISTORY FOCIISING ON THE TIIRN OF THECENTURY MINING ACTIVITIES. INCLIJDES A BRIEF DISCUSSIT)N OF THE ATHARASKAN PDPULATIDN AND GIVES BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF AREA PIONEERS BASED ON PERSONAL INTERVIEWS.
155 AUTH HAYNES, T. L. DATE 1977 TITL THE BEST DAYS ARE GONE: A VISIT TO ALASKA'S FORTYMILE PUBL PREPARED FOR: BLM, FORTYMILE RESOIJRCEAREA, TOK, ALASKA; 133P + PLATES KEYW FORTYMILE RIVER, EAGLE VILLAGE, TRAPPING, BIOGRAPHY, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, ROADHDIJSES, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, FURREARERS, ORAL HISTORY, CHICKEN, HEALTH, DELTA JUNCTION, TOK, MINING-HISTORIC ABST PROVIDES AN OVERVIEW OF FORTYMILE RIVER AREA HISTORY THROUGH INTERVIEWS WITH AREA PIONEERS. OFFERS INFORMATION ON TRAPPING, UPPER TANANA RIVER SETTLEMENTS AND UPPER YUKON RIVER ROADHOUSE. HISTORY OF EAGLE IS DISCUSSED. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF LOCAL PIONEERS AND A LENGTHY INTERVIEW WITH LOCAL RESIDENT PAIJL BYTELL HIGHLIGHT AREA HISTORY, MINING ACTIVITIES AND THE EARLY DAYS ON THE FORTYMILE.
156 AUTH HAYNES, T. L. DATE 1978 TITL PREPARING FOR GAS PIPELINE IMPACT: A GIIIDE TO HEALTH PLANNING FOR UPPER TANANA COMMUNITIES IN EASTERN INTERIOR ALASKA PUBL PREPARED FOR UPPER TANANA DEVELOPMENTCORD., TOK, ALASKA, BY U OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO; 96P KEYW HEALTH, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, TOK, MENTASTA, CHICKEN, EAGLE CITY, EAGLE VILLAGE, NORTHWAY, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,DOT LAKE, ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, TANACROSS, TETLIN, HEALY LAKE, HAN ATHABASKANS, COMMUNITY PROFILFS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER ABST PRESENTS VILLAGE PROFILES, INVENTORIES EXISTING HEALTH FACILITIES AND REVIEWS PROBABLE IMPACTS TO MEDICAL SERVICES FROM THE GAS PIPELINE BASED ON "THE ALYESKA EXPERIENCE."
42 157 AUTH HAYNES, T. S. DATE 1940 TITL THE NULATO MASSACRE PUBL ALASKA LIFE 3(10); PPlZ-13 KEYW NULATO, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, WARFARE ABST BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE INDIAN RAID ON A RUSSIAN TRADING POST IN 1856.
158 AUTH HEIMER, W. E. DATE 1973 TITL DALL SHEEP MOVEMENTSAND MINERAL LICK USE PIJBL FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST., PROJECTS W-17-2, W-17-3, W-17-4, AND w-17-5, JOB 6.1R, AI)F&G, ~JNEAu; in2P KEYW SHEEP, DRY CREEK, HEALY ABST DISCUSSES COLLARING AND TAG STUDY DATA, DAILY AND SEASONAL MOVEMENT, HOME RANGE AREA, UTILIZATION AND INFLUENCE OF MINERAL LICKS BY DALL SHEEP IN INTERIOR ALASKA.
159 AUTH HEINRICH, A. C. DATE 1957 TITL SIB AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE ON THE UPPER TANANA PUBL IN: SCIENCE IN ALASKA, PROCEED. 8TH AK. SCI. CONF., ANCHORAGE; PPlO-22 KEY-W UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP ABST NONE
160 AUTH HELM, J. (EDITOR) DATE 1981 TITL HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC PUBL SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 837P KEYW ATHABASKANS, CANADA, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, ETHNOLOGY, MACKENZIE RIVER, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, DOGRIB ATHABASKANS, CREE, TLINGIT, TUTCHONE, HAN ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, MINTO, OLD CROW, FORT RESOLUTION, GREAT WHALE RIVER, YUKON TERRITORY, ETHNOGRAPHY, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, HUNTING, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, MATERIAL CULTURE, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, POTLATCH, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, BELIEF SYSTEMS, SIJRSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, CLOTHING, CULTURE CHANGE, LIFE CYCLE-CIJLTURAL, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, HOUSE TYPES, ETHNOHISTORY, BANDS, LINGUISTICS, YIIKON RIVER-MIDDLE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER, COOK INLET, KOYIJKUK RIVER, HUDSON BAY, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, PORCUPINE RIVER, BIBLIOGRAPHY, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HARE ATHABASKANS, SLAVE ATHABASKANS, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, TRAPPING, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST THIS MAJOR ETHNOGRAPHIC AND ETHNOHISTORIC WORK PROVIDES AN OVERVIEW OF THE ENVIRONMENT, PREHISTORY, HISTORY AND CULTURE OF ALL NORTH AMERICAN SUBARCTIC GROUPS. OVER THIRTY ETHNIC
43 GROUPS FROM ALASKA AND CANADA ARE DESCRIBED IN "TRIBAL SUMMARIES" BY NOTED ETHNOGRAPHERS. MIJCH EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGYOF THESE TRADITIONAL HUNTING PEOPLES. GROIJP DELINEATInN, CULTURE CHANGE AND INTER-CULTURAL RELATIONSHIPS ARE ALSO EXAMINED. PREDOMINANTLY A SERIES OF PORTRAITS OF TRADITIONAL CIJLTIJRE WITH BRIEF MENTION OF CONTEMPORARYSTATUS. INCLUDES EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHSAND A 60-PAGE BIBLIOGRAPHY.
161 AUTH HELMER, J. W. (EDITOR); VAN DYKE, S. (EDITnR); KENSE, F. J. (EDITOR) DATE 1977 TITL PROBLEMS IN THE PREHISTORY 9F THE NORTH AMERICAN SIIBARCTIC: THE ATHAPA~KAN nUEsTrnN PUBL II OF CALGARY ARCHAEnLnGICAL ASSN., CALGARY; 223P + BIBLIOGRAPHY KEYW ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY, ARCHEOLOGY, ATHARASKANS, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, AHTNA ATHARASKANS, LINGUISTICS, BROOKS RANGE, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, TANANA ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, JJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS ABST PROCEEDINGS OF A SYMPOSIUM ON ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY AND THE STATUS OF RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF NORTHERNATHABASKAN STIJDIES.
162 AUTH HEMSTOCK, C. A.; COOKE, G. A. DATE 1973 TITL YUKON BIBLIOGRAPHY UPDATE 1963-1970 PUBL OCCAS. PIJBL. NO. 8-1, BOREAL INSTITUTE FOR NORTHERNSTUDIES, U OF ALBERTA, EDMONTON; 420P KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, YUKON TERRITORY, GEOGRAPHY, WILDLIFE, ARCHEOLOGY, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS, HUNTING, TRAPPING, nLD CROW, DAWSON, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, PORCUPINE RIVER, CANADA ABST REGIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE YIJKON TERRITORY. TITLES ARE ANNOTATED, CROSS-REFERENCEDAND ORGANIZED BY SIJBJECT. TnPICS OF INTEREST TO SUBSISTENCE RESEARCH INCLIIDE: NATIVE PEOPLES, ECONOMICS, HUNTING, TRAPPING, WILDLIFE, AND ARCHEOLOGY.
163 AUTH HENRY, E. E. DATE 1963 TITL KOYUKUK TRADER PIJBL ALASKA 29(6); PP12-13, 34 KEYW KOYUKUK VILLAGE, KOYIIKIJK RIVER ARST A BRIEF PORTRAIT OF A CONTEMPORARYKDYiJKIJK VILLAGE TRADING POST OPERATOR.
44 164 AUTH HENZIE, M. DATE 1979 TITL MOSES HENZIE, A BIOGRAPHY: ALLAKAKET PUBL YUKON-KUSKOKWIMSCHOOL DISTRICT OF ALASKA, HANCOCKHOUSE PUBLISHER LTD., VANCOUVER, B.C.; 64P KEYW ALLAKAKET, KOYUKUK RIVER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, DOGS, TRAPPING, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, BIOGRAPHY, HUNTING ABST THE BIOGRAPHY OF MOSES HENZIE PORTRAYS CONTEMPORARY ATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE IN ALLAKAKET. TEXT IS IN TRADITIONAL STORYTELLING FnRMAT AND TRACES THE SEASONAL ROUND OF SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES.
165 AUTH HERBERT, B.; PFISTEREK, B. (RECORDER); MnsEs, A. (RECORDER); PETER, K. (TRANSLATOR); MCGARY, #I. (EDITOR) DATE 1982 TITL SHANDAA: IN MY LIFETIME PUBL ANLC, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 207P KEYW BIOGRAPHY, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, PORCUPINE RIVER, FnRT YUKON, CHALKYITSIK, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HISTORY, LINGUISTICS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, HIJNTING, MOOSE HUNTING, CLOTHING, MATERIAL CULTURE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ATHABASKAN CULTURE ABST INTERVIEWS WITH CHALKYITSIK ELDER BELLE HERBERT PROVIDE GLIMPSES OF THE TRADITIONAL KIJTCHIN WAY OF LIFE. TRAVEL, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, FAMILY HISTORY, THE ARRIVAL OF WHITE PEOPLE AND CHRISTIANITY ARE A FEW OF THE TOPICS DISUSSED. ENGLISH AND GWICH'IN ATHABASKAN TEXT.
.66 AUTH HERMS, F. W. DATE 1965 TITL MEMORIES OF IDITAROD AND RUBY PUBL ALASKA 31(2); PP35-37 KEYW RUBY, IDITAROD RIVER, MINING-HISTORIC, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST BRIEF RECOLLECTION OF LIFE IN THE IDITAROD-RUBY MINING DISTRICT IN THE EARLY 1900S.
167 AIJTH HERRON, J. S. DATE 1909 TITL EXPLORATIONS IN ALASKA, 1899, FOR AN ALL-AMERICAN OVERLAND ROUTE FROM COOK INLET, PACIFIC OCEAN, TO THE YUKON PIJBL GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 77P KEYW TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANANA VILLAGE, COnK INLET, TYONEK, IIPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHARASKANS, EXPLORATInN-HISTORIC, LAKE MINCHUMINA, COSNA RIVER, YENTNA RIVER, SIJSITNA RIVER, PLACE NAMES, LINGUISTICS, GEOGRAPHY, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, DOGS, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER ABST A NARRATIVE OF AN OVERLAND EXPEDITION FROM COOK INLET TO FORT GIBBON ON THE YUKON RIVER VIA THE SUSITNA AND UPPER KUSKOKWIM RIVERS AND LAKE MINCHUMINA. DISCUSSES TRAVEL ROUTES, GEOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS AND NATIVES ENCOUNTERED. INCLUDES MANY NATIVE PLACE NAMES AND LISTS FAMILY NAMES OF NATIVES LIVING IN TYONEK, TELIDA AND LAKE MINCHUMINA. GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS.
45 168 AlJTH HILDES, J. A., ET AL. DATE 1959 TITL OLD CROW: A HEALTHY INDIAN COMMUNITY PUBL CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSN. J. 81; PP837-841 KEYW OLD CROW, PORCUPINE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HEALTH, HISTORY, NUTRITION, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, DOGS, LEADERSHIP, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY ABST A VISITING MEDICAL TEAM INVESTIGATING PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO COLD IN ARCTIC NATIVES TESTED OLD CROWRESIDENTS AND FOUND THEM TO BE "UNUSUALLY HEALTHY." RESULTS OF MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS ARE SUMMARIZED ALONG WITH DEMOGRAPHIC, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC OBSERVATIONS WHICH WERE MADE TO GAIN ADDITIONAL INSIGHT INTO THE REAsnNs FOR THE WELL-BEING OF 0Ln cRnw VILLAGERS.
169 AUTH HINKES, M.; MEYER, K. DATE N.D. TITL NULATn HILLS CARIRDlJ/REINDEER HABITAT UTILIZATION INVENTORY PUBL AK. DIV. OF RESOURCES; 16P KEYW CARIBOU, NULATO, REINDEER, YJJKONRIVER-MIDDLE ABST NONE
170 AUTH HINMAN, R. A. DATE 1977 TITL ANNUAL REPORT OF SURVEY-INVENTORY ACTIVITIES, PART IV: BISON, BEAVER, FURBEARERS, WALRUS, WOLF,AND WOLVERINE PUBL VOL. 7, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-17-8, JOBS 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, AND 22, ADF&G, JUNEAIJ; 133P KEYW TRAPPING, HUNTING, BISON, FURBEARERS, WALRUS, WOLF, WOLVERINE, ABST DETAILS STATEWIDE HARVEST DATA FOR SEVERAL SPECIES OF GAME INCLUDING NATIVE TAKE OF WALRUS. POPULATION STATUS AND MANAGEMENTRECOMMENDATIONS ARE REVIEWED
171 AUTH HIPPLER, A. E.; BOYER, L. B.; BOYER, R. M. DATE 1976 TITL THE SUBARCTIC ATHABASCANS OF ALASKA: THE ECOLOGICAL GROUNDING OF CERTAIN CULTURAL PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS PURL IN: THE PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY OF SOCIETY VOL. 7, ED. BY Id. MUENSTERBERGER,A. ESMAN AND L.B. BOYER, INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES PRESS, NEW YORK; PP293-330 KEYW ATHABASKANS, ECOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY ABST NONE
46 172 AUTH HIPPLER, A. E.; WOOD, J. R. DATE 1974 TITL THE SIJBARCTIC ATHABASCANS: A SELECTED, ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY PUBL ISEGR, 11 OF A, FAIRBANKS; CHPTS. INDIVIDUALLY PAGINATED KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, EYAK INDIANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, CANADA, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, IJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, UPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, HARE ATHABASKANS, DOGRIB ATHABASKANS, TUTCHONE ATHABASKANS ABST AN ANNOTATED AND CROSS-REFERENCEDBIBLIOGRAPHY ON ATHABASKAN GROIJPSOF ALASKA AND CANADA. OVER 500 REFERENCES ARRANGED BY AUTHOR AND BY TRIBAL GROUP WITH ANNOTATIONS.
173 AUTH HODGE, F. w. (EDITOR) DATE 1907 TITL HANKUTCHIN PUBL SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTInN, BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGYBULL. 30(l), GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP531 KEYW HAN ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER ABST THIS EARLY GUIDE TO ATHABASKAN GROUPS PROVIDES A BRIEF ETHNOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE HANKUTCHIN.
174 AUTH HODGE, F. W. (EDITOR) DATE 1907 TITL KAIYUKHOTANA PUBL SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGYBULL. 30(l), GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP643-644 KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST THIS EARLY GUIDE TO ATHABASKAN GROIJPSPROVIDES A BRIEF ETHNOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE KAIYUKHOTANA.
175 AUTH HODGE, F. w. (EDITOR) DATE 1907 TITL KOYUKUKHOTANA PUBL SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGYBULL. 30(l), GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP729-730 KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOYUKUK RIVER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, ABST THIS EARLY GVIDE TO ATHABASKAN GROUPS PROVIDES A BRIEF ETHNOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE KOYUKUKHOTANA.
176 AUTH HnDGE, F. w. (EDITOR) DATE 1907 TITL KUTCHIN PUBL SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, BUREAIJ OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGYBULL. 30(l), GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WAHSINGTON, D.C.; PP739-740 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER ABST THIS EARLY GUIDE TO ATHABASKANS GROUPS PROVIDES A BRIEF ETHNOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE KUTCHIN.
47 177 AUTH HODGE, F. w. (EDITOR) DATE 1910 TITL TENANAKUTCHIN PUBL SMITHDONIAN INSTITUTION, BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGYBULL. 30(l), GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP727-728 KEYW TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER ABST THIS EARLY GUIDE TO ATHABASKAN GROUPS PROVIDES A BRIEF ETHNOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE TENAKUTCHIN.
178 AUTH tJJfJ;E, F. W. (EDITOR) DATE TITL VUNTAKUTCHIN PUBL SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNnLnGY BIILL. 30(l), GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP882-884 KEYW K~TCHIN ATHARAsKANs, nLn cRnw, PnRciJPINE RIVER, cANAnA, YIJKON TERRITORY ABST THIS EARLY GJJmE ~0 ATHABASKAN GRnuPs PRnvInEs A BRIEF ETHNOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE VUNTA KUTCHIN.
179 AUTH HOHN, E. 0. DATE 1962 TITL THE NAMES OF ECONOMICALLY IMPnRTANT OR CnNSPICIJnUS MAMMALS AND BIRDS IN THE INDIAN LANGUAGE OF THE DISTRICT OF MACKENZIE AND IN SARCEE PUBL ARCTIC 15(4); PP299-308 KEYW OLD CROW, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, LOIJCHEUX, FORT MCPHERSON, CANADA, SLAVE ATHABASKANS, BIRDS, MACKENZIE RIVER, DOGRIB ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, WILDLIFE, LINGUISTICS, FURBEARERS, PORCUPINE RIVER, YUKON TERRITORY ABST LISTS THE LOCAL NAMES OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS IN NORTHWESTERN CANADA GIVEN BY SIX DIFFERENT ATHABASKAN GROUPS.
180 AUTH HOIJER, H. DATE 1956 TITL ATHAPASKAN KINSHIP SYSTEMS PUBL AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST 58(2); PP309-333 KEYW ATHABASKANS, KINSHIP, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ABST A TECHNICAL DISCUSSION OF KINSHIP TERMS AND STRUCTURE AMONG ALL ATHABASKAN GROIIPS.
48 181 AUTH HOLMES, C. E. DATE 1974 TITL ANTIQUITIES RESOURCES PUBL JFSLUPC, RESOURCEPLANNING TEAM, ANCHORAGE; CHAPTERS INDIVIDUALLY PAGINATED KEYW NORTHWESTALASKA, HISTORIC SITES, KOTZEBIJE SOUND, NORTON SOUND, ARCHEOLOGY, SEWARD PENINSULA, KQBUK RIVER, ST. LAWRENCE ISLAND, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KOYIJKUK RIVER, TANANA RIVER, SOUTHWESTALASKA, ALEUTIANS, KIJSKOKWIMBAY, KODIAK, COOK INLET, SOIITHEAST ALASKA ABST AN INVENTORY OF HISTORIC SITES IN FIVE REGIONS OF ALASKA. ALSQ INCLIIDES A RACKGRfJUNllCHAPTER ON ANTIQIJITIES LEGISLATION AND THE STATE, FEDERAL, AND PRIVATE AGENCIES INVOLVED IN HISTORIC SITE PRESERVATION.
.82 AUTH HOLMES, C. E. DATE 1975 TITL A NORTHERNATHABASKAN ENVIRONMENT SYSTEM IN DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE PURL WESTERN CANADIAN J. OF ANTHRQPQLDGY5(3-4); PP92-124 KEYW ATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER, TANANA ATHARASKANS, HEALY LAKE, KANTISHNA RIVER, LAKE MINCHIIMINA, NORTHWAY, VEGETATION, WILDLIFE, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, HUNTING, SURSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TANACR9SS ATHABASKANS, JJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS ABST EXCELLENT OVERVIEW OF INTERIOR ALASKAN ATHABASKAN CULTURE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE ENVIRONMENT. REVIEWS MAJOR ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES IN THE TANANA WATERSHEDAND DRAWS ETHNOGRAPHIC CONCLUSIONS FROM ARCHEOLOGICAL FINDINGS.
183 AUTH HONIGMANN, J. J. DATE 1975 TITL PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAITS IN NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CULTURE PURL IN: PROCEED. NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CONFERENCE, 1971, VOL. 2, ED. BY A. M. CLARK. CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 27, NATIONAL MUSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; PP546-573 KEYW ATHABASKANS, PSYCHOLOGY, ATHABASKAN CIJLTIJRE, KASKA, SLAVE ATHABASKANS, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, KIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, DOGRIR ATHARASKANS, ClJLTlJRE CHANGE ABST ASSESSES VARIOUS ASPECTS OF ATHABASKAN CULTIIRE FROM A PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE NOTING SPECIFIC PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAITS AMONG SPECIFIC CULTURAL GROUPS. THE ABILITY FOR ADAPTATION AND THE PROCESSES OF ACCIJLTURATION ARE NOTED.
49 184 AUTH HOREJSI, B. L. DATE 1976 TITL WEIGHTS AND MEASUREMENTSOF HUNTER-KILLED CARIBOU, NORTHERN YUKON, 1976 PUBL UNPUBLISHED DRAFT REPORT, ON FILE AT ADF&G, FAIRBANKS; 31P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOU HUNTING, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA, DEMPSTER HIGHWAY, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD ABST ANALYSIS OF WEIGHT, LENGTH AND SEX DATA FROM CARIBOU HARVESTED FROM THE DEMPSTER HIGHWAY IN 1976.
185 AUTH HQSLEY, E. H. DATE 1961 TITL THE MCGRATH INGALIK PIJBL APUA 9(2); PP93-113 KEYW JJPPER KUSKDKWIM ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, HUNTING, MCGRATH, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, NIKOLAI, TELIDA, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE ABST NONE
186 AUTH HOSLEY, E. H. DATE 1966 TITL FACTIJ-JNALISM AND ACCULTIJRATION IN AN ALASKAN ATHAPASKAN COMMUNITY PUBL PHD THESIS, II OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR; 348P KEYW ATHABASKANS, JJPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, MCGRATH, NIKOLAI, TELIDA, TRAPPING, LAKE MINCHUMINA, KANTISHNA RIVER, CARIBOU HUNTING, HUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, DEMOGRAPHY, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, GEOGRAPHY, ETHNOHISTORY, NUTRITION, BELIEF SYSTEMS, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, KINSHIP, MEDFRA, CULTURE CHANGE, ABST AN ETHNOHISTORIC ASSESSMENT OF CULTURE CHANGE AMONG THE UPPER KJJSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS FROM 1800 TO PRESENT. DEMOGRAPHY, SUBSISTENCE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND RELIGION ARE EXAMINED IN THE PROTOHISTORIC, HISTORIC AND CONTEMPORARYPERIODS. THE SOCIAL ROLE AND CONSEQUENCESOF DIFFERENTIAL ACCULTURATION ARE FURTHER EXAMINED.
187 AUTH HOSLEY, E. H. DATE 1968 TITL THE KOLCHAN: DELINEATION OF A NEW NORTHERNATHAPASKAN I NDIAN GROUP PUBL ARCTIC 21(l): J'P6-11 KEYW UPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, MCGRATH, NIKOLAI, TELIDA, MEDFRA, ETHNOGRAPHY ABST DISCUSSES THE DELINEATION OF AN UPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHABASKAN GROUP PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT TO BE A SURDIVISION OF THE INGALIK. CULTURAL RECONSTRUCTIONSHOWS THEM TO BE GEOGRAPHICALLY, CULTURALLY, AND LINGUISTICALLY DISTINCT.
50 188 AUTH HOSLEY, E. H. DATE 1977 TITL A REEXAMINATION OF THE SALMON DEPENDENCEOF THE PACIFIC DRAINAGE CULTURE ATHABASKANS PUBL IN: PROBLEMS IN THE PREHISTORY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. W. HELMER ET AL., U OF CALGARY ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSN., CALGARY; PP124-129 KEYW ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SALMON, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HUNTING, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, FISH UTILIZATION, DOGS, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, IIPPER KIISKOKWIM ATHARASKANS ABST HYPOTHESIZES THAT A DEPENDENCEON SALMON BY INTERIOR ALASKAN ATHARASKANS IS A RECENT (19TH CENTURY) PHENOMENON. PRE-19TH CENTURY EVIDENCE POINTS TO A SUBSISTENCE STRATEGY WITH SALMON OF SECONDARYIMPORT. FISHING GAINED IMPORTANCE WITH AN INVOLVEMENT IN THE HISTORIC FUR TRADE AND DOG TRACTION.
189 AUTH HOSLEY, E. H. @ATE 1981 TITL ENVIRONMENT ANn CIJLTIJRE IN THE ALASKA PLATEAIJ PIJRL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGT9N, D.C.; PP533-545 KEYW ATHABASKANS, YIJKON RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA RIVER, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HUNTING, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, CANOE, CLOTHING, BIRDS, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, WATERFOWL HUNTING, CARIBOU HIJNTING, SALMON, MOOSE HUNTING, GATHERING, TRADE, KOYUKUK RIVER, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGY, SHEEP HUNTING, KOYUKONATHARASKANS, UPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, ETHNOLOGY ABST AN OVERVIEW AND COMPARISON OF THE TRADITIONAL CIILTURE AND SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES OF FOlJR ATHABASKAN GROUPSOCCJJPYING CENTRAL ALASKA.
190 AUTH HOSLEY, E. H. DATE 1981 TITL INTERCIJLTIJRAL RELATIDNS ANn CIJLTIJRE CHANGE IN THE ALASKA PLATEAIJ PIJBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SJIRARCTIC, ED. BY ,I. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, n.c.; ~~546-555 KEYW ETHNOHISTORY, CIILTIJRE CHANGE, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, IIPPER KIlSKnKWIM ATHARASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, MISSIDNARIES, YUKON RIVER-MInnLE, KIISKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, KOYlIKIIK RIVER, TRAnE, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, MINING-HISTORIC ABST BRIEFLY EXAMINES ESKIMO-INDIAN TRADE CONTACTS AND DISCUSSES THE PHASES OF INDIAN-WHITE CONTACT AND ACCULTURATION THAT TOOK PLACE IN CENTRAL ALASKA THROUGHMISSIONARIES, THE HISTORIC FUR TRADE, MINING ACTIVITIES AND WORLD WAR II.
51 191 AUTH HOSLEY, E. H. DATE 1981 TITL KOLCHAN PUBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED. BY ,I. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP618-622 KEYW UPPER KtJSKOKWIMATHABASKANS, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, NIKOLAI, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, CARIBnlJ HUNTING, TELIDA, MEDFRA, MCGRATH, LAKE MINCHUMINA, LIFE CYCLE-CIJLTURAL, ETHNnHISTORY ABST A BRIEF REVIEW nF UPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHABASKAN CULTURE, CONTACT HISTORY AND CONTEMPORARYWAY OF LIFE.
192 AUTH HRDLICKA, A. DATE 1930 TITL THE ANCIENT AND MODERN INHARITANTS OF THE YUKON PlJBL SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTInN, EXPLORATION AN9 FIELDWORK IN 1929, U.S. GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP137-146 KEYW ARCHEOLOGY, YUKON RIVER-ALL, ATHABASKANS, ATHARASKAN PREHISTORY, YUKnN TERRITnRY, CANADA ABST NONE
193 AlJTH HRDLICKA, A. DATE 1930 TITL ANTHROPOLOGICALSURVEY IN ALASKA PUBL U.S. BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, 46TH ANNUAL REPORT, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP19-374 KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA, RUBY, GALENA, NULATO, KALTAG, ANVIK, HOLY CROSS, RUSSIAN MISSION, MARSHALL, NENANA, ST. MICHAEL, NOME, RERING STRAIT, BARROW, SAVOONGA, TANANA RIVER-LOWER, ARCHEOLOGY, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, ST. LAWRENCE ISLAND, DIOMEDE, KOTZEBUE SOUND, NORTON SOUND, SCAMMONBAY, SEWARD PENINSULA, PT. HOPE, ANTHROPOLnGY, KODIAK, ALASKA PENINSULA, SHISHMAREF, SEWARD PENINSIJLA ABST AN ACCOUNT OF AN ANTHRnPnLnGICAL AND ARCHEOLOGIAL SURVEY IN ALASKA. INCLUDES A DIARY-STYLE LOG OF TRIP DOWNTHE YUKON AND TANANA RIVERS FROM NENANA WITH PHnTnS AND OBSERVATIONS OF VILLAGES AND NATIVES ALONG THE YIIKON. THE SURVEY CONTINUED FRnM THE YIJKON-KUSKOKWIMDELTA, AROUND THE SEWARD PENINSULA TO BARROW, COLLECTING PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL MEASIJREMENTSAND DATA. CONCLIIDES WITH THEORIES ON ESKIMO AND INDIAN ORIGINS. GOnD PHOTOGRAPHS.
52 194 AUTH HUME, V. E. DATE 1977 TITL DRAFT OF THE DEMPSTER HIGHWAY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTPLAN PIJBL NORTHERNROADS AND AIRSTRIPS DIV., DEPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERNDEVELOPMENT, OTTAWA; 36P KEYW DEMPSTER HIGHWAY, CARIBOJJ, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, CARIBOU HUNTING, P9RCUPINE CARIROII HERD, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA, DEVELOPMENT-TRANSPORTATION ABST DISCIJSSES POTENTIAL IMPACT OF THE DEMPSTER HIGHWAY ON CARIBOU HERDS THROIJGHDISTURBANCE, HUNTING PRESSURE AND HARITAT DEGRADATION. HUNTING REGULATI9NS ALONG THE CORRIDI3R ARE RECOMMENDED.
195 AUTH HUMPHREY, R. L., JR. ET AL. DATE 1975 TITL A STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORIC POTENTIAL ALONG THE TRANS-ALASKAN NATURAL GAS PIPELINE ROIJTES, VOL. 2 PUBL IROQUOIS RESEARCH INSTITUTE, FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA; 492P KEYW ARCHEOLOGY, HISTORIC SITES, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,BEAUFORT SEA, NORTH SLOPE, ARCTIC COAST, BARTER ISLAND, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES, HISTORY, ETHNOHISTORY, SAGAVANIRKTOK RIVER, CANNING RIVER, ~~00~s RANGE, PORCUPINE RIVER, 0Ln JOHN LAKE, CARIBOU FENCES, SHEENJEK, ARCTIC VILLAGE, VENETIE, CHRISTIAN VILLAGE, FORT YUKON, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, CHANDALAR RIVER, ROADHOUSES, EAGLE VILLAGE, WISEMAN, BETTLES, TANANA RIVER, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, HEALY LAKE, NABESNA, TANACROSS, ATHABASKANS ABST SEVENTEEN GASLINE ROUTES OR ROUTE SEGMENTS IN INTERIOR AND NORTHEAST ALASKA ARE ANALYZED FOR ARCHEOLOGICAL AND HISTORIC SITE POTENTIAL. THE REVIEW OF EACH ROUTE AND SEGMENT INCLIJDES A PALEOENVIRONMENTALDESCRIPTION, ARCHEOLOGICAL StJMMARY, HISTORIC SUMMARY, AND A LIST OF TRAILS AND KNOWN ARCHEOLOGICAL AND HISTORIC SITES. THE DESCRIPTIONS OF ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES AND FINDS OFTEN RELATE TO AREA SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES.
196 AUTH HUNT, C.; MILLER, R.; TINGLEY, 9. DATE 1979 TITL NORTHERNYUKON WILDERNESS AREA PURL CANADIAN ARCTIC RESOURCESCOMMITTEE, OTTAWA; 130P KEYW CANADA, YUK9N TERRITORY, 9LD CROW, nEVELOPMENT-PETROLEIJM, LAND USE, GEOGRAPHY, NATIVE CLAIMS ABST AN OVERVIEW OF LAND USE ISSIJES AND OPTIONS IN LIGHT OF OIL DEVELOPMENTAND NATIVE LAND CLAIM ISSUES IN THE NORTHERN YUKON TERRITORY. REVIEWS PERTINENT LEGISLATION AND LEGAL PRECEDENT SET ELSEWHERE.
197 AUTH HUNTINGTON, J. DATE 1968 TITL ON THE EDGE OF NOWHERE PUBL CROWNPUBLISHERS, NEW YORK; 183P KEYW HUSLIA, KOYUKUK RIVER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ABST A POPULAR-STYLE ACCOUNT REFLECTING ON RECENT AND CONTEMPORARYATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE ALONG THE KOYUKUK RIVER.
53 198 AUTH INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC GOVERNMENTRESEARCH DATE N.D. TITL IJPPER YUKON-PORCIJPINE REGIONAL SIJRVEY PURL ISEGR, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 12P KEYW YUK9N RIVER-UPPER, PORCIJPINE RIVER, SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, INCOME-WAGE ABST SAMPLE 9F A QUESTIONNAIRE 9ESIGNED TO nETERMINE SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF THE UPPER YUKON REGION. EDUCATION, INCOME, EMPL9YMENT AND SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ARE ANALYZED.
199 AUTH INTERIOR WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION STAFF DATE 1978 TITL NATIVE HUNTING RIGHTS PUBL INTERIOR WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER, 1978 ANNUAL ISSUE; P25 KEYW NATIVE CLAIMS, POTLATCH, MINTO, BELIEF SYSTEMS, TANANA RIVER-LOWER ABST EDITORIAL COMMENTSAND BACKGROUNDOF THE CARLOS FRANK CASE AND THE LEGAL OUESTIONS SURROUNDINGIT.
200 AUTH IRVING, L. DATE 19S8 TITL NAMING OF BIRDS AS PART OF THE INTELLECTUAL CIJLTURE OF INDIANS AT OLD CROW, YJJKONTERRITORY PUBL ARCTIC ll(2); PP117-122 KEYW BIRDS, OLD CROW, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, YUKON TERRITORY, PORCUPINE RIVER, CANADA, LINGUISTICS ABST LISTS KUTCHIN NAMES FOR 99 SPECIES OF BIRDS AND BRIEFLY DISCUSSES INDIAN KNOWLEDGEOF AND FAMILIARITY WITH LOCAL BIRD SPECIES.
201 AUTH JAKIMCHUK, R. D., ET AL. DATE 1974 TITL A STUDY OF THE PORCIJPINE CARIROU HERD, 1971 PUBL CHAPTER 1 IN: THE PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD--CANADA, E9. BY R. 0. JAKIMCHIJK. ARCTIC GAS BIOLOGICAL REPORT SERIES, VOL. 4. CANAOIAN ARCTIC GAS STUDY LTD. AND ALASKAN ARCTIC GAS STUDY CO., (N.P.); PPl-101 KEYW CARIBOU, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, CARIBOU BIOLOGY ARST NONE
54 202 AUTH JAMES, J. A. DATE 1942 TITL THE FIRST SCIENTIFIC EXPLORATION OF RUSSIAN AMERICA AND THE PURCHASE OF ALASKA PlJBL NORTHWESTERNIJ STUDIES IN THE SGCIAL SCIENCES NO. 4, CHICAGO; 276P KEYW EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, RUSSIAN AMERICA, FORT YUKON, ST. MICHAEL, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, NULATO, UNALAKLEET, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, OLD CROW, PORCUPINE RIVER ABST CONTAINS THE JOIJRNALS OF TWO SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS TO THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THEN UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR PURCHASE BY THE U.S., KENNICOTT'S JOURNAL OF AN OVERLAND TRIP FROM CHICAGO TO FORT YUKON IN 1859-1862 AND THE BANNISTER JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE TO AND STAY IN ST. MICHAEL IN 1865-1866.
203 AIJTH JENKINSON, M. DATE 1965 TITL YUKON RIVER MISSIONS PUBL ALASKA SPORTSMAN31(7); PPZO-21 KEYW MISSIONARIES, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, HOLY CROSS, ST. MARYS, HOOPERBAY, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ESKI:MOS ABST BRIEF ARTICLE ON THE ROLE OF THE MISSIONS IN LOWER YUKON COMMUNITIES.
204 AUTH JENNESS, D. DATE 1932 TITL INDIANS OF CANADA PUBL NATIDNAL MIJSEUMOF CANADA BULL. 65, ANTHROPOLOGICALSERIES N9. 15, OTTAWA; 452P KEYW ATHABASKANS, MACKENZIE RIVER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, SLAVE ATHABASKANS, HARE ATHABASKANS, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, HUNTING, HOUSE TYPES, TRADE, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, CANADA, ARCHEOLOGY, ORAL TRADITIONS, HAN ATHABASKANS, TUTCHONE ATHABASKANS, ETHNOGRAPHY ARST AN IN-DEPTH ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY OF CANADIAN INDIANS. AN OVERVIEW OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOLLOWEDBY A DISCUSSION OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TRIBE FROM COAST TO COAST AND MAJOR ARCHEOLOGICAL FINDINGS.
205 AUTH JETTE, J. DATE 1908 TITL ON TEN'A FOLK-LORE PUBL J. OF THE ROYAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND VOL. 38; PP298-367 KEYW ORAL TRADITIONS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ANVIK, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, LINGUISTICS, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST AN EXERCISE IN TRANSLATION AND LINGUISTIC DISECTION OF SEVERAL ATHABASKAN ORAL TRADITIONS FROM THE MIDDLE YUKON.
55 206 AUTH JETTE, J. DATE 1911 TIT1 ON THE SUPERSTITIONS OF THE TEN'A INDIANS PUBL ANTHROPOS6; PP95-107, 241-259, 602-615, 699-723 KEW NULATO, YIJKON RIVER-MIDDLE, BELIEF SYSTEMS, ATHABASKAN CULTIJRE, KALTAG, KOKRINES, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ARST DISCUSSES RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND CUSTOMSOF THE MIDDLE YlJKON ATHABASKANS. OMENS, SPELLS, BELIEF IN SOULS, SUPERSTITIONS CONNECTEDWITH WILDLIFE, PllBERTY RITIJALS, DEATH AND BURIAL CIJSTOMSARE DETAILED.
207 AUTH JETTE, J. DATE N.9. TITL DESCRIPTION OF THE TEN'A INDIANS PIJBL 3. T. WHITE COLLECTION, U OF A ARCHIVE5, FAIRBANKS; 34P KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, NULATO, KOYUKDN ATHABASKANS, MARRIAGE, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, DISEASE, HEALTH, SHAMANISM, DEMOGRAPHY,KALTAG ABST NOTES ON BIRTH-DEATH RATES, HEALTH, DISEASE, FUNERAL AND MARRIAGE CEREMONIES AS WELL AS A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LOWER-MIDDLE YUKON ATHABASKANS AROUND NULATO AS SEEN FROM THE AIJTHOR'S MISSIONARY WORK THERE.
208 AUTH JETTE, J. DATE N.D. TITL THE MIGRATIONS OF THE TEN'A PIJBL OREGONPROVINCE ARCHIVES, GONZAGAU, SPOKANE; 27P KEYW HUMAN MIGRATIONS, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, ATHABASKANS, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, ESKIMOS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ARST NOTES AND THOUGHTSON HUMAN MIGRATIONS AND ESKIMO-INDIAN ORIGINS.
209 AUTH JETTE, J. DATE N.n. TITL ON THE GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES OF THE TEN'A PUBL OREGONPROVINCE ARCHIVES, GONZAGAII, SPOKANE; 205P KEYW PLACE NAMES, KDYUKUK RIVER, KALTAG, YOYUKONATHABASKANS, YIJKON RIVER-MIDDLE, YIIKON RIVER-UPPER, KOYIJKUK VILLAGE, MELOZITNA RIVER, NOWITNA RIVER, TANANA RIVER, ANVIK RIVER, ANVIK, NULATO, ALLAKAKET, RUBY, ALATNA, GEOGRAPHY, LINGUISTICS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS AHST LISTS ATHABASKAN PLACE NAMES AND THEIR MEANINGS FOR LOCATIONS ALL OVER INTERIOR ALASKA, THE MIDDLE AND UPPER YUKON RIVER AND MAJOR TRIBUTARIES.
56 21.D AUTH JETTE, J. DATE N.D. TITL ON THE TIME RECKONING OF THE TEN'A PUBL OREGONPROVINCE ARCHIVES, GONZAGAU SPOKANE; 28P KEY14 NULATO, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, LINGUISTICS, ROTLATCH, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKAN CULTURE ABST RELATES INGALIK CONCEPTS OF AND TERMS FOR TIME, AGE, DAY AND NIGHT, DAYS AND MONTHS OF THE YEAR. CALENDAR DIVISIONS ARE OFTEN MADE ON THE RASIS OF SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS OR SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES. MID WINTER AND MID-SUMMER CEREMONIES ARE BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
211 AUTH JOHN, L. DATE 1959 TITL HOW STEVENS VILLAGE CAME TO BE PUBL ALASKA SPORTSMAN25(9); PP32, 34 KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, STEVENS VILLAGE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ABST A BRIEF ORAL HISTORY ACCOUNT OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF STEVENS VILLAGE IN 1902.
212 AUTH JOINT FEDERAL-STATE LAND USE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR ALASKA DATE 1973 TITL INNOKO-NDWITNA: A DESCRIPTION PUBL JFSLUPC FOR ALASKA, ANCHORAGE; BP KEYW INIVDKO RIVER, NOWITNA RIVER, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, WILDLIFE, ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS, INNOKO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, NOWITNA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE ABST A BRIEF ECOLOGICAL AND LAND USE PROFILE OF TWO PROPOSEDFEDERAL WITHDRAWL UNITS. DISCUSSES AREA WILDLIFE RESOURCESAND THE RECREATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTPOTENTIAL OF THE REGIONS.
213 AUTH JOINT FEDERAL-STATE LAND JJSE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR ALASKA DATE 1973 TITL KOYLJKUK-KANIJTI: A DESCRIPTION PURL JFSLUPC FOR ALASKA, ANCHORAGE; 8P KEYW KOYUKUK RIVER, KOYUKUK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, KANIJTI RIVER, KANIJTI WILDLIFE REFUGE, WILDLIFE, WATERFOWL, ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS, CLIMATE, GEOGRAPHY ' ABST A VERY VRIEF OVERVIEW OF TWO PROPOSEDFEDERAL WITHDRAWL UNITS. DISCUSSES AREA LAND STATUS, CLIMATE, GEOGRAPHY, PEOPLE, WILDLIFE, AND THE RECREATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTPOTENTIAL OF THE REGION.
57 214 AlJTH JOINT FEDERAL-STATE LAND USE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR ALASKA, RESOURCEPLANNING TEAM DATE 1975 TITL STATEWInE INVENTORY: COMMUNITY PROFILES BY NATIVE REGION PURL JFSLUPC FOR ALASKA, ANCHORAGE; PP305-399 KEYW FORT YUKON, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ARCTIC VILLAGE, TANANA ATHABASKANS, CIRCLE, NENANA, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, EDUCATION, DEMOGRAPHY, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, TANANA, COMMUNITY PROFILES, WILDLIFE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER more
ABST BRIEF PROFILE ON ALL ALASKAN VILLAGES INCLIIDES A COMMUNITY DIAGRAM AND A SUMMARYOF POPULATION SIZE, UTILITIES, COMMUNITY FACILITIES, GEOLOGIC AND BIOLOGICAL RESOURCESAND EMPLOYMENTSTATISTICS FOR EACH. . 21.5 AUTH JONES, E. (EDITOR) DATE 1979 TITL CHIEF HENRY YUGH NOHOLNIGEE: THE STORIES THAT CHIEF HENRY TOLD PUBL ANLC, IJ OF A, FAIRBANKS; 12OP KEYW HUSLIA, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TRAPPING, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ORAL TRADITIONS, BIOGRAPHY, BELIEF SYSTEMS, KOYIJKIJK RIVER ABST A COLLECTION OF STORIES BY CHIEF HENRY OF HUSLIA DEPICTING KOYUKONWAY OF LIFE.
216 AUTH JONES, F.'F. DATE 1962 TITL ASSESSMENT OF HERD STATUS: STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU STUDIES PIJBL IN: VOL. 2(3), ANNIJAL REPORT OF PROGRESS 1960-1961, FED. AID WILOLF. REST. PROJ. W-6-R-2, ADF&G, JUNEAU; PP86-101 KEYW STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOlJ HERD, CARIBOU, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION ABST A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF HERD CHARACTERISTICS, MINTER HARVEST, HERD COMPOSITION, DISTRIBUTION AND PRODUCTIVITY.
217 AUTH JONES, S. DATE 1872 TITL THE KUTCHIN TRIBES PUBL IN: NOTES ON THE TENNEH OR CHIPEWYAN INDIANS OF BRITISH AND RUSSIAN AMERICA. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR 1866, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP320-327 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HUNTING, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, BELIEF SYSTEMS, POTLATCH, ETHNOGRAPHY, PORCUPINE RIVER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, LINGUISTICS ABST AN EARLY ETHNOGRAPHIC SKETCH OF THE KIJTCHIN. CITES 22 DIALECTS AND GIVES A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF KUTCHIN CHARACTER, TECHNOLOGY, SIJBSISTENCE EFFORTS, SOCIAL LIFE AND BELIEFS.
58 218 AIJTH JONES ASSOCIATES INC. DATE 1979 TITL TOK AREA LAND IJSE SIJRVEY PURL JONES ASSOCIATES INC., (NJ.); 62P KEYW TOK, LAND IJSE, TANANA RIVER-IJPPER ABST NONE
219 AUTH KEIM, F. J. DATE 1973 TITL SOME TRENDS IN NON-NATIVE ADAPTATIONS IN VILLAGES ALONG THE KOBIJK AND KQYUKUK RIVERS IN NORTHWESTALASKA PIJBL UNPIJBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, IJ OF A, FAIRBANKS; 219P KEYW NON-NATIVES, KORlJK RIVER, KDYUKUK RIVER, ALLAKAKET, KOBUK, SHUNGNAK, ALATNA, ESKIMDS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, ABST NONE
220 AUTH KELSALL, J. J'. DATE 1968 TITL THE MIGRATORY BARREN GROUNDCARIBOU OF CANADA PUBL CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE MONOGRAPHNO. 3, QUEENS PRINTER, OTTAWA; 369P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOU DISTRIRUTION, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CANADA, CARIBOU HUNTING ABST A DEFINITIONAL WORKON CANADIAN BARREN GROUNDCARIBOU INCLUDING BIOLOGY, MORPHOLOGY,RANGE, MOVEMENTS, FEEDING AND M9RTALITY FACTORS. HUMAN IJSE IS CQNCLIJDEDTQ BE THE MAJOR FACTOR IN CARIBOU MORTALITY.
221 AUTH KELSALL, J. P.; RISDEE, J. DATE 1980 TITL THE PQRCIJPINE CARIBOU HERD AND ITS RANGE: AN ANNOTATED CROSS-REFERENCEDBIBLIOGRAPHY PIJRL CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE, OTTAWA; 231P KEYW CARIROIJ, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, BIBLIOGRAPHY, CARIBOU RIQLDGY, CARIBQU HUNTING ABST AN EXTENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE PQRCJJPINE CARIBOU HERD. CONTAINS ABSTRACTS, AUTHOR INDEX AND SUBJECT INDEX.
222 AUTH KELSALL, J. P.; KLEIN, D. R. DATE 1979 TITL STATE OF KNOWLEDGEOF THE PORCUPINE HERD PURL TRANS. 44TH N. AM. WILDLF. AND NAT. RESOURCESCONF., WILDLIFE MANAGEMENTINSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; P502-521 KEYW CARIBOIJ, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION ABST OVERVIEW OF PAST RESEARCH AND AVAILABLE KNOWLEDGEON THE PORCUPINE HERD.
59 223 AIJTH KLEIN, I). R. DATE 1979 TITL THE ALASKA OIL PIPELINE IN RETROSPECT PIJRL UNPIJRLISHED, AK. COOI'. WILDLF. RES. UNIT, FAIRBANKS; 11P KEYW CARIROIJ, DEVELOPMENT-DETROLEIIM, CARIBOU DISTIJRRANCE, WILDLIFE, DALTON HIGHWAY ABST A LOOK BACK AT THE IMPACT OF PIPELINE CONSTRIJCTION ACTIVITIES IN ALASKA AND THE ONGOING EFFECTS OF THE CORRIDOR ON CARIROIJ TODAY. RE\/IEWS THF UNInlJE WILDLIFE MONITORING PROCESS THAT WENT ON DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS.
224 AUTH KLEIN, D. 9. DATE 1979 TITL REACTIONS OF CARIRIXJ AND REINDEER TO OBSTRUCTIONS: A REASSESSMENT PURL IN: PRGCEED. 2ND INT. REINDEER AND CARIBOU SYMP., ED. BY E. REIMERS, E. GAARE, AND S. SKJENNEBERG. DIREKTORATET FOR VILT OG FIRSKVANNSFISK, TRONDHEIM, NORWAY; PP519-527 KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM ABST DISTURBANCE EFFECTS ON CARIBOU ARE FOUND TO VARY WITH THE LEVEL AND TIMING OF THE DISTURBANCE. OBSTRUCTIONS CAN HAVE LONG LASTING AND VARIED EFFECTS SUCH AS LOSS OF ACCESS TO CRITICAL HABITAT, FRACTURED HERDS AND RANGE ABANDONMENT.
225 AUTH KNOX, W. DATE 196B TITL YIJTANA: LAST OF THE BIG RIVERBOAT OPERATIONS PIJBL ALASKA CDNSTRIICTION AND OIL 9(B); PP12-16 KEYW TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, TANANA RIVER-LOWER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, NENANA ABST NONE
226 AJITH KOGL, D. R. DATE 1965 TITL SPRINGS AND GROUNDWATERSAS FACTORS AFFECTING SIJRVIVAL DF CHIJM SALMON SPAWN IN A SUB-ARCTIC STREAM PUBL UNPURLISHEn MASTERS THESIS, II OF A, FAIRBANKS; 59P KEYW SALMON, FISH, CHENA RIVER, TANANA RIVER ABST SPAWNING STUDY ON CHIJM SALMON IN THE UPPER CHENA RIVER.
227 AUTH KRECH, S,, III DATE 1973 TITL PEEL RIVER JOURNAL 1971-1972 PURL GROTONQUARTERLY 42(8); PP15-22 KEYW FORT MCPHERSON, PEEL RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, CANADA ABST NONE
60 228 AIJTH KRECH, S., III DATE 1974 TITL CHANGING TRAPPING PATTERNS IN FORT MCPHERSON, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES PURL PHI) THESIS, HARVARD IJ, IINIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR KEYW KIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TRAPPING, FORT MCPHERSON, PEEL RIVER, FIIR TRADE-HISTORIC, LAND USE, TRADE, ETHNOHISTGRY, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, CANADA, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES ABST NONE
229 AllTH KRECH, S., III DATE 1976 TITL THE EASTERN KIITCHIN AND THE FIJR TRADE, t8nfbi86n PIJHL ETHNOHISTORY 23(3); PP213-253 KEYW CANADA, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, YUKON TERRITORY, PORCJJPINE RIVER, MACKENZIE RIVER, PEEL RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, FUR TRADE-HIST9RIC, HISTORY, RUSSIAN AMERICA, TRADE, HUDSON BAY COMPANY, HUNTING, TRAPPING, HAN ATHABASKANS, LOUCHEUX, CARIBOU HUNTING ABST EXAMINES THE ROLE THAT THE EASTERN KUTCHIN PLAYED IN THE EUROCANADIAN FUR TRADE IN THE EARLY AND MID 19TH CENTIJRY. THE PEEL RIVER POST IS FOCUSED ON. ASIDE FROM THEIR ROLE AS TRAPPERS AND MIDDLEMAN TRADERS, THE EASTERN KUTCHIN PLAYED AN ESSENTIAL ROLE AS PROVISIONERS, LABORERS AND INTERPRETERS. NON-NATIVE-INDIAN RELATIONS, EARLY FUR TRADE HISTORY, FUR VALUES, TRADE NETWORKS, TRADE ITEMS, AND THE ANNUAL CYCLE OF EUROCANADIAN TRADERS ARE DISCUSSED.
230 AUTH KRECH, S., III DATE 1978 TITL ON THE ARDRIGINAL POPULATION OF THE KUTCHIN PIJRL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGY15(l); PP89-103 KEYW KIITCHIN ATHABASKANS, DEMOGRAPHY,nin cRnw, BANDS, HAN ATHABASKANS, FORT YUKON, PEEL RIVER, WARFARE, HEALTH, SUBSISTENCF ACTIVITIES, CANADA, ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY ABST REVIEWS THE PRE- AND POSTCONTACTPOPULATION STATIJS OF THE KIJTCHIN. INCLIJDES POPULATION ESTIMATES FROM VARIOIJS DATES AND OFFERS A REVISED ESTIMATE OF ABORIGINAL KUTCHIN POPULATION SIZE. MORTALITY FACTORS SIJCH AS STARVATION, WARFARE, AND DISEASE ARE DISCUSSED.
231 AUTH KRECH, S., III DATE 1980 TITL NORTHERNATHAPASKAN ETHNOLOGY: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLISHED MATERIALS, 1970-79 PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGY17(2); PP68-105 KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETHNOGRAPHY, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, SLAVE ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKAN CULTURE, IJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, CANADA, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS ABST THE BIBLIOGRAPHY CATALOGS A DECADE OF NORTHERNATHABASKAN ETHNOLOGICAL WORKSWITH GOOD ANNOTATIONS. OVER 325 CITATIONS.
61 232 AUTH KRIEGER, H. W. DATE 1925 TITL TENNE INDIANS OF THE LOWER YUKON RIVER VALLEY PIJBL SMF;SONIAN INSTITUTION, ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1927, WASHINGTON, .a.; PP125-132 KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, ANVIK, INGALIK ATHABASKANS ABST VERY BRIEF OBSERVATIONS OF MIDDLE YUKON RIVER ATHABASKANS AND VILLAGES MADE IN 1927 IN CONJUNCTION WITH ARCHEOLOGICAL WORK.
233 AIJTH KROIIL, M. V. DATE 1974 TITL DEFINITIONAL DOMAINS OF THE KnYUKON ATHAPASKAN POTLATCH PIJBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGYll(SUPPLEMENT); PP39-47 KEYW KOYUKDN ATHABASKANS, POTLATCH, BELIFF SYSTEYS, LINGUISTICS, GALENA, KOYUKJJKRIVFR, ATHABASKAN CllLTURE ABST AN ANALYSIS OF POTLATCH TYPES AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CEREMONYIN KOYlJKONCULTIIRE. INCLIJDES A DICTIONARY OF POTLATCH TERMS AND A DESCRIPTION OF POTLATCH ACTIVITIES AND TYPES.
234 AUTH L.G.L. ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATES DATE 1980 TITL A LIST OF WATERBODIES ALONG THE ALASKAN GAS PIPELINE IDENTIFIED AS HAVING DATA GAPS AND JUSTIFICATION FOR PERFORMING OR NOT PERFORMING FURTHER FISHERIES INVESTIGATIONS AND A LIST OF THE PROPOSEDMATERIAL SITES, ACCESS ROADS, COMPRESSORSTATIONS AND CAMPS THAT MAY IMPACT A WATERBODY PUBL PREPARED FOR N.W. ALASKAN PIPELINE CO., (N.P.); 29P KEYW DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,FISH, DALTON HIGHWAY, BROOKS RANGE ABST AN INVENTORY OF POTENTIAL WATERBODYIMPACT ALONG THE PROPOSEDALASKA GAS PIPELINE ROUTE AND DATA GAPS FOR FISHERIES RESEARCH ASSOCIATED WITH PIPELINE DEVELOPMENT.
235 AUTH LANG, K. DATE 1952 TITL COMMENTSON THE CARIBOU HEROS WEST OF THE MACKENZIE nELTA BASED ON INFORMATION GATHERED BY CONVERSATIONS 'dITH OLD ESKIMOS AND LDIJCHEAUXAND PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS DURING A PERIOD OF 24 YEARS PUBL UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT, NORTHERNFORESTRY RESEARCH COUNCIL, EDMONTON, ON FILE AT ADF&G, FAIRBANKS; 8P KEYW CARIBOU, MACKENZIE RIVER, CARIBOU HUNTING, CANADA, YUKON TERRITDRY, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD ABST DISCUSSES THE PDPULATION FLUCTIJATIDNS OF CARIBOU HERDS WEST OF THE MACKFNZIE WJE TO INCREASED HUNTING PRESSURE DURING I-URN OF THE CENTURY MINING ACTIVITIES AND WHALING. ALSO COMMENTSON CONTEMPORARYHUNTING PRESSURE.
62 236 AUTH LEECHMAN, D. DATE 1948 TITL OLD CROWVILLAGE PUBL CANADIAN GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL 37; PPZ-16 KEYW OLD CROW, PORCUPINE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, GEOGRAPHY, CANADA, LOUCHEUX, OLD CROWFLATS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, CLIMATE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HOUSE TYPES, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, YUKON TERRITORY A&ST A GOOD GEOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE VILLAGE OF OLD CROWAND ITS PEOPLE. BRIEFLY DESCRIBES SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES. GOOD PHOTOS OF THE VILLAGE, PEOPLE AND WAY OF LIFE.
237 AUTH LEECHMAN, I-I. DATE 1949 TITL IND IAN SIJMMER PIJBL RVERSON PRESS, TORONTO; 182P KEYW KIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, OLD CROW, PORCUPINE RIVER, ORAL TRADITIONS, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST GIVES A DESCRIPTION OF THE DLD CROWKUTCHIN AND OFFERS A CDLLECTION OF LEGENDS FROM THE OLD CROWREGION.
238 AIJTH LEECHMAN, D. DATE 1951 TITL BONE GREASE PUBL AMERICAN ANTIQUITY 16(4); PP355-356 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, OLD CROW, FOOD PREPARATION, PORCUPINE RIVER, CARIBOU UTILIZATION, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY ABST VERY BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE INDIAN PRACTICE OF RENDERING GREASE FROM BONE MARROW. THE OLD CROWKUTCHIN PROCESS FOR DOING THIS IS REVIEWED.
239 AUTH LEECHMAN, D. DATE 1952 TITL FOLKLORE OF THE VANTA-KUTCHIN PUBL NATIONAL MUSEUMOF CANADA, ANNUAL REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1950-51, NO. 126, DEPT. OF RESOURCEDEVELOPMENT, NATIONAL PARKS BRANCH, OTTAWA; PP76-93 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CANADA, OLD CROW, YUKON TERRITORY, ORAL TRADITIONS, PORCUPINE RIVER, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST NONE
240 AUTH LEECHMAN, D. DATE 1954 TITL THE VANTA-KUTCYIN PUBL NATIONAL MUSEUMOF CANADA BULL. 130, ANTHROPOLOGICALSERIES ND. 33, OTTAWA; 35P KEYW CANADA, VJJKONTERRITORY, OLD CROW, KIITCHIN ATHABASKANS, ETHNOBOTANV, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, CLOTHING, ETHNOGRAPHV, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, PORCUPINE RIVER, FISYING-SUBSISTENCE ABST A GOOD DESCRIPTION OF THE OLD CROWKUTCHIN AND THEIR CULTURE. DETAILS HUNTING ANO FISHING ACTIVITIES, CATALOGS MEDICINAL PLANTS AND OUTLINES THEIR SOCIAL STRUCTIJRE.
63 241 A;JTH LEFEBRE, C. C. DATE 1956 TITL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ARCHAEOLOGYOF THE UPPER KUSKOKWIM PUBL AMERICAN ANTIQlJITY 21(3); PP268-274 KEVW KUSKOKWIMRIVER-UPPER, ARCHEOLOGY,TELIDA, TELIOA LAKE, FAUNAL ANALYSIS, UPPER KUSKDKWIMATHABASKANS ABST A DISCUSSION OF ARCHEOLOGICALWORK DONE AT THE OLD TELIDA VILLAGE SITE ON THE UPPER KUSKOKWIM. ARTIFACTS ARE BRIEFLY DESCRIRED AND DISCIISSED.
242 AIJTH LEONARD, J. Y. DATE 1966 TITL FISHERIES ON THE YIIKON PUBL IN: RAMPARTDAM AND THE ECONOMIC9EVELOPMENT OF ALASKA VOL. 3. AK. DEVELOPMENTPROJECT REPORT NO. 5, SCHOOLOF NAT. RESOURCES, II OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR; 18P KEYW RAMPARTDAM, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, FISH, SALMON, FISHING-SURSISTENCE, DEVELQPMENT-HVDRO,FISHING-COMMERCIAL, KOYllKON ATHABASKANS, STEVENS VILLAGE, TANANA, FORT YUKON ABST AN OVERVIEW OF THE FISHING EFFORTS BY NATIVES AND NON-NATIVES ALONG THE YUKON RIVER IN 1965. COMMENTSON POTENTIAL RAMPARTDAM IMPACTS TO THE FISHERY ABOVE AND BELOW THE PROPOSEDDAM.
243 AUTH LEOPOLD, A. S. DATE 1966 TITL EFFECTS OF THE RAMPARTDAM ON WILDLIFE RESOURCES PUBL IN: RAMPARTDAM AND THE ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT OF ALASKA VOL. 2. AK. DEVELOPMENTPROJECT REPORT NO. 4, SCHOOLOF NAT. RESOURCES, U OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR; 2OP KEYW RAMPARTDAM, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON FLATS, WATERFOWL, DEVELOPMENT-HYDRO,MOOSE, CARIBOIJ, FURBEARERS, BEAR, WILDLIFE, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST SUMMARIZES PROPOSEDDAM PROJECT IMPACTS TO AREA WILDLIFE WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO WATERFOWLAND WATERFOWLHABITAT.
244 AUTH LERESCHE, R. E. DATE 1975 T ITL THE INTERNATIONAL HERDS: PRESENT KNOWLEDGEOF THE FORTYMILE AND PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERDS PUBL IN: PROCEED. 1ST INT. REINDEER AND CARIBOU SYMP., BIOLOGICAL PAPERS OF THE U OF A, SPECIAL REPORT NO. I, FAIRBANKS; PP127-138 KEYW CARIBOIt, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU HERD PRODUCTIVITY, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,CARIBOIJ HUNTING, CARIBOU DISTIJRBANCE ABST AN OVERVIEW OF CANADA-ALASKA BORDERCARIBOU HERDS. DISCIJSSES HERD INTERCHANGEAND POPULATION IJYNAMICS. SUGGESTSOVERHUNTING OF THE FORTYMILE HERD AND REVIEWS GENERAL HIJMAN IMPACTS ON BOTH HERDS AND THEIR HABITAT. MAPS
64 245 AUTH LERESCHE, R. E. DATE 1975 TITL PORCUPINE HERD STUDIES PUBL FINAL REPORT, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-17-5, JOBS 3.10R, 3.11R, AND 3.12R, ADF&G, JUNEAU; 21P KEVW CARIBOU, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, CARIBOU HUNTING, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,CARIBOU DISTURBANCE ABST AN OVERVIEW OF HERD STATUS, ITS HISTORY, MIGRATION PATTERNS, AND THE EFFECT OF THE PIPELINE. HUNTING PRESSUREAND HER0 COMPOSITION ARE ALSO DISCUSSED.
246 AUTH LOTZ, ,I. R. DATE 1964 TITL YIJKDN RISLIDGRAPHY PURL NORTHERNCO-QRDINATION AND RESEARCHCENTRE, nEPT. nF NORTHERNAFFAIRS AND NATIONAL RESOURCES, OTTAWA; 155P KEYW YUKON TERRITQRV, OLD CROW, OAWSON, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, ATHABASKANS, WILDLIFE, HUNTING, TRAPPING, RIBLIOGRAPHY, CANADA, INUIT ABST REGIONAL RIBLIDGRAPHY DN THE YUKON TERRITIIRV. TITLES ORGANIZED RY SUBJECT WITH ANNOTATIONS AND INDEX.
247 AIITH LOTZ, J. R. DATE 1966 TITL RESOIIRCEDEVELOPMENT AND SETTLEMENT PATTEHNS IN THE YUKON TERRITORY, PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE PUBL IN: SCIENCE IN ALASKA, PROCEED. 16TH AK. SCI. CONF., IJUNEAU; PP300-309 KEYW DEVELOPMENT-MINERAL, YUKON TERRITORY, SETTLEMENTPATTERNS, MINING-HISTORIC, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES,ALASKA HIGHWAY, WHITEHORSE, NON-NATIVES, CANADA, DEVELOPMENT-TRANSPORTATION ABST BRIEFLY DISCUSSES THE NON-NATIVE SETTLEMENT PATTERNS THAT HAVE ACCOMPANIEDPAST DEVELOPMENTIN THE YUKON TERRITORY.
248 AUTH LouIs BERGERAND ASSOCIATES, INC. DATE 1981 TITL YUKON RIVER FERRY ECONOMICANALYSIS PURL AK. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATIONAND PlJRLIC FACILITIES, (JUNEAU); 2 VOLS. + SIIMMARY, CHAPTERS INTJIVIDUALLY PAGINATED KEVW YUKON RIVER-ALL, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTFS,DEMOGRAPHY, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, FORT YUKON, REAVER VILLAGE, STF'IENS VILLAGE, RAMPART, TANANA, TANANA RIVER-LOWER, RUBY, GALENA, KOYIIKUK VILLAGE, NIJLATO, KALTAG, GRAYLING VILLAGE, ANVIK, HOLY CROSS, MANLEY HOT SPRINGS, NENANA, DAWSON, CIRCLE, FISHING-CgMMERCIAL, LANIl IJSE ABST THIS STUDY EXPLORESTHE ECONOMICFEASIRILITY OF A YUKON RIVER FERRY SYSTEY AND INCLIIDES RRIEF SOCIO-FCONOMIC PROFILES OF YIJKON BASIN VILLAGES. THE ROLE OF FISHERIES, AGRIC'JLTIJRE, FORESTRYAND TOURISM IN THE YIJKONBASIN ECONOMY ARE EXAMINED.
65 249 AUTH LOYENS, Y. J. DATE 1964 TITL THE KOVIJKONFEAST FOR THE DEAD PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGYZ(2); PP133-148 KEYW KOVIJKONATHABASKANS, POTLATCH, RELIEF SYSTEMS, KALTAG, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KOYIJKUKRIVER ABST DESCRIBES A CONTEMPORARYPOTLATCH CEREMONYIN KALTAG IN 1962 AND DISCIJSSES THE ORIGIN AND ELEMENTS OF ABORIGINAL RELIGIOIJS CEREMONIESOF UPPER AND LOWERKOVIJKUK RIVER ATHABASKANS.
250 AIJTH LOVENS, W. 251 AUTH LUSTIG-ARECCO, V. DATE 1972 TITL CONCERNINGTHE KUTCHIN: OF WOMENAND THINGS PUBL IN: MODERNALASKAN NATIVE MATERIAL CULTURE, ED. BY W. H. OSWALT. U OF ALASKA MUSEUM, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; PP43-72 KEVW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ARCTIC VILLAGE, CHALKYITSIK, VENETIE, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY,MATERIAL CULTIJRE, DEMOGRAPHY, CHANr)ALARRIVER, YUKON RIVER-IIPPER, PORCUPINE RIVER, CIJLTURE CHANGE, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL ARST INVENTORIES THE MATERIAL CULTURE OF HOUSEHOLDSIN ARCTIC VILLAGE, VENETIE AND CHALKVITSIK AND ASSESSES THE DEGREEOF MODERNIZATION AS AN INDEX TO THE EXTENT OF ACCULTIJRATION. DEMOGRAPHICAND ECONr)MIC FEATURES ARE ALSO RECORDED. 252 AUTH LYNCH, K. DATE 1974 TITL MAKING SNOWSHOES PURL PREPAREDFOR THE TANANA CHIEFS CONF. RY THE ADULT LITERACY LAB, ANCHORAGECOMMUNITY COLLEGE, ANCHORAGE;47P KFYW ATHARASKANS, MATERIAL CIJLTIJRE, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY ABST DISClJSSES SNOWSHOETYPES, MATERIAL SELECTION AND TRADITIONAL CONSTRUCTIONMETHODS. 66 253 AIJTH LYSYK, K.; BOHMER, E. E.; PHELPS, W. L. DATE 1977 TITL ALASKA HIGHWAY PIPELINE INQUIRY PlJBL MINISTER OF SUPPLY AND SERVICES, OTTAWA; 171P KEYW DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEIJM,ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, NATIVE CLAIMS, OLD CROW, YUKON TERRITORY, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY, PORCUPINE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CANADA, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS ABST REVIEWS THE INQUIRY INTO SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS FROMA PROPOSEDGAS PIPELINE ALONG THE ALASKA HIGHWAY. OVERVIEWOF THE PROPOSALAND THE ENVIRONMENT. PUBLIC TESTIMONY AND RECOMMENDATIONSARE INCLUDED. 254 AIJTH MACNEISH, J. H. DATE 1973 TITL SIJRARCTIC ATHABASKANRIHLInGRAPHY: 1973 PlJRL DEPT. OF ANTHROPOLOGY,U OF IOWA, IOWA CITY; 198P KEVW BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETHNOLOGY,ARCHEOLOGY, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, LINGUISTICS, CHIPEWYAN ATHABASKANS, DOGRIR ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, TANAIYA ATHABASKANS, JJf'PER TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, HARE ATHABASKANS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, KOYIJKONATHABASKANS AHST A CROSS-INDEXED BIRLIOGRAPHY ON NORTHERNATHABASKANS. 255 AUTH MACNEISH, 11. H., ET AL. DATE 1975 TITL THE CONTACTHISTI-IRV OF THE SIJBARCTIC ATHABASKANS: AN OVERVEIEW PUBL IN: PROCEED. NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CONF., 1971, VOL. 1, ED. BY A. M. CLARK. CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 27, NATIONAL MUSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; PP302-349 KEVW ETHNOHISTORV, ATHABASKANS, CULTURE CHANGE, TRADE, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC ABST PROVIDES AN OVERVIEW OF THE SEOUENCEOF EVENTS AND STAGES OF ATHABASKANCULTURE CHANGECONNECTED WITH EUROCANADIANCONTACT IN ALASKA AND NORTHWESTERNCANADA. CONTACTHISTORY IS TRACED FROM THE EARLIEST INDIRECT CONTACT VIA NEIGHBORING TRIBES TO THE CONTEMPORARYATHABASKAN SITUATION REFERREDTO AS THE "GOVERNMENTAND COMMERCIALERA." 256 AUTH MADARA, G. DATE 1915 TITL AN INDIAN POTLATCH PIIBL ALASKAN CHURCHMAN9(4); PP115-116 KEYW POTLATCH, BELIEF SYSTEMS, TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA ATHABASKANS, NENANA ABST BRIEFLY DESCRIBES THE EVENTS OF A POTLATCH OBSERVEDAT NENANA. 67 257 AJJTH MADDREN, A. G. DATE 1913 TITL KOYUKON-CHANDALARREGION, ALASKA PUBL USGS BIJLL. NO. 532 U.S. GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 119P KEYW KOYUKUKRIVER, CHANDALARRIVER, KOVIJKONATHABASKANS, DEMOGRAPHY,VENETIE, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, GEOGRAPHY, KIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, GEOLOGY ABST REPORT FOCIJSESON AREA GEOLOGYWITH A RRIEF OVERVIEW OF CHANDALARRIVER AREA WILDLIFE AND POPULATION FIGURES FOR VILLAGES AND CAMPS IN 1913. 25R AUTH MADISON, C. DATE 1972 TITL A BIRCH BARK CANOE PUBL ALASKA 38(6); PP9-11 AND 59-61 KEYW CANOE, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS ABST STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS ON THE CONSTRUCTIONOF A BIRCH BARK CANOE USING TRADITIONAL METHODS, MATERIALS AND TOOLS. 259 AUTH MARSHALL, R. DATE 1933 TITL ARCTIC VILLAGE PUBL THE LITERARY GUILD, NEW YORK; 339P KEVW KOYUKUKVILLAGE, ESKIMOS, CLOTHING, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, EVANSVILLE, BETTLES, WISEMAN, BROOKSRANGE, KOYUKUK RIVER, HUNTING, NON-NATIVES ABST COMMENTSAND OBSERVATIONSON 1930’S LIFE ALONG THE KOVUKUK RIVER. DISCUSSES AREA NATIVES AND SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES OF BOTH NATIVES AND NON-NATIVES. 260 AUTH MARSHALL, R. DATE 1970 TITL ALASKA WILDERNESS (2ND EDITION) PUBL U OF CALIFORNIA PRESS, BERKELEY; 173P KEYW BROOKSRANGE, BETTLES, WISEMAN, KOVUKUKRIVER, ALATNA RIVER, JOHN RIVER, EVANSVILLE, GEOGRAPHY,KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS ABST RELATES ADVENTURESAND OBSERVATIONSFROM THE AUTHORSYEARS OF EXPLORATION AND TRAVEL IN THE UPPER KOVUKUKAND CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE. 68 261 AlJl-H MASON, M. H. IlATE 1924 TITL THE ARCTIC FORESTS PUBL HODDERAND STOUGHTON,LONDON; 320P KEYW KIJTCYIN ATHABASKANS, ETHNOGRAPHV,PORCLJPINE RIVER, HIINTING, CANADA, MACKENZIE RIVER, CARIBOU HUNTING, FORT YUKON, PEEL RIVER, TRAPPING, OLD CROW, VUKON RIVER-UPPER, ETHNOHISTORY, DT)r;S, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, ClJLTURE CHANGE, WILDLIFE, GEOGRAPHY,HISTORY, LOIJCHEUX, MOOSE, CARIROU, ATHABASKAN CULTURE ABST AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CIJLTIJRE OF THE KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS AND THEIR TRADITIONAL WAY OF LIFE FOLLOWEDRY A BRIEF HISTORY OF NON-NATIVES IN THE NORTH. A GEOGRAPHICOVERVIEW OF THE UPPER YUKON, PORCUPINE, AND MACKENZIE RIVER AREAS. CONCLJJDESWITH A SERIES OF NORTHERNHUNTING ADVENTURES. 262 AUTH MATHEWS, R. Y. DATE 1968 TITL THE YUKON PUBL HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, NEW YORK; 313P KEVW YUKON RIVER-ALL, HISTORY, HAN ATHABASKANS, FORTYMILE RIVER, NULATO, MISSIONARIES, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, KIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES ABST A POPULAR-STYLE ACCOUNTOF YUKON RIVER HISTORY, ITS PEOPLE AND THE IMPORTANCEOF THE RIVER IN DEVELOPMENTOF THE REGION. 263 AUTH MAUTNER, K. H. DATE 1977 TITL KOVUKONWOMEN AND SUBSISTENCE PUBL PRESENTEDAT THE 4TH ALASKA ANTHROPOLOGICALASSN. MEETING, U OF A, FAIRBANKS KEYW KOYUKONATHABASKANS, HUSLIA, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, KOYUKUK RIVER, GATHERING ABST EXAMINES THE ROLE OF WOMENIN FOOD GATHERING ACTIVITIES OF THE KOYUKONATHABASKAN CULTURE. 264 AUTH MCCLELLAN, C. DATE 1964 TITL CIJLTIJRE CONTACT IN THE EARLY HISTORIC PERIOD IN NORTHWESTERN NORTH AMERICA PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGY2(2); PP3-15 KEYW TLINGIT, ATHABASKANS,BRITISH COLUMBIA, COOKINLET, YUKON TERRITORY, YIJKONRIVER-UPPER, DEMOGRAPHY,SdCIAL ORGANIZATION, TRADE, ETHNOHISTORY, LINGUISTICS, TIJTCHONE ATHABASKANS ABST REVIEWS DEMOGRAPHICAND SOCIAL FEATURES OF INDIAN GROUPSIN NORTHWESTERNNORTH AMERICA AND THEIR TRADE RELATIONSHIPS AS AN INDICATION OF CULTIJRAL CONTACTSBETWEEN GROUPS. LINGIJISTICS AND SOCIAL STRUCTURESARE COMPARED. 69 265 AUTH MCCLELLAN, C. DATE 1975 TITL FEUDING AND WARFAREAMONG NORTHWESTERN ATHAPASKANS PUBL IN: PROCEED. NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CONF., 1971, VOL. 1, ED BY A. M. CLARK. CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 27, NATIONAL MIJSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; PP181-258 KEYW ATHABASKANS, AYTNA ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, TLINGIT, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, WARFARE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, LEADERSHIP, RANOS ABST A STlJDY OF HOSTILITIES BETWEENNORTHWESTERN ALASKAN ATHABASKANSPROVIDES INSIGHT INTO SOCIAL NETWORKS, TERHITORIALITY AND HAND INTERACTION. HOSTILITIES WITHIN AND BETWEENTRIBES ARE DISCUSSED. WEAPONSAND ARMORTYPES ARE ALSO ANALYZED. 266 AUTH MCEWEN, E. H. OATE 1953 TITL REPORT ON CARIBOU STUDIES IN THE NORTHWESTERNYUKON TERRITORY PUBL UNPUBLISHED, CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE REPORT. ON FILE AT ADF&G, FAIRBANKS: 6P KEYW CARIBOU, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERO, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA, CARIBOU HUNTING, CARIBOU OISTRIBUTION ABST REPORTSON GROUNDAND AERIAL SJJRVEYSTO DETERMINE HERO MOVEMENTSAND EXTENT OF HARVEST. 267 AUTH MCEWEN, E. H. DATE 1954 TITL YUKON CARIBOU INVESTIGATIONS PUBL UNPUBLISHED, CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE REPORT, ON FILE AT ADF&G, FAIRBANKS: 6P KEYW CARIBOU OISTRIBUTION. CARIBOU. PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERO. CARIBOU HUNTING, CACHE CREEK, FISH RIVER. BLOW RIVER, SHINGLE POINT, MACKENZIE RIVER, VUKON TERRITORY, CANADA ARST OBSERVATIONSOF SEASONALMOVEMENTS AND HARVEST DATA FROM THE NORTHERNYUKON TERRITORY. 268 AUTH MCFAOYEN, A. M. DATE 1962 TITL GENEALOGYOF THE IJPPER AND MIDDLE KOYUKUKRIVER, ALASKA PURL UNPUBLISHED MANIJSCRIPT, GEORGEWASHINGTON IJ, WASHINGTON, D.C. KEYW GENEALOGY. KINSHIP. KOYUKUKRIVER, ALLAKAKET. KOYUKON ATHABASKANS. ESKIMOS. ALATNA ABST NONE 70 269 AUTH MCGD#AN, T. A. OATE 1966 TITL CARIBOU REPORT PURL VOL. 12, ANNUAL PROJECT SEGMENTREPJ-JRT, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST., PROJECT W-6-R-C, WORKPLAN C, AN0 PROJECT W-15-R-1, WORK PLAN 2, ADF&G, JIJNEAU; 19P KEYW CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU HUNTING, CARIBOU ABST DISCUSSES CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION DATA AND HARVEST STATISTICS GATHEREDFROM HUNTER CHECK STATIONS ON THE STEESE AN0 TAYLOR HIGHWAYS. 270 AUTH MCGRATH, J. E. DATE 1893 TITL THE BOUNDARYSOJJTH OF FORT YUKON PUBL NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC4; PP181-188 KEYW GEOGRAPHY,YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST A BRIEF GEOGRAPHICDESCRIPTION OF THE AUTHOR'S TRAVELS UP THE YUKON RIVER TO FORT YUKON IN 1890. OESCRIBES LOWERAN0 MIDDLE YUKON RIVER VILLAGES, NATIVES ENCOUNTEREDAND CAMP LIFE ON THE UPPER YUKON. 271 AUTH MCKENNAN, R. A. OATE 1935 TITL ANENT THE KUTCHIN TRIBES PURL AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST37(Z); P369 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, RANDS, CHANDALARRIVER ABST IDENTIFIES AN EXTINCT BAND OF THE KUTCHIN THAT OCCJJPIEOTHE WESTERNMOSTPORTION OF KUTCHIN TERRITORY. THE GROUP IS DESIGNATED THE OIHAI KUTCHIN. 272 AUTH MCKENNAN, R. A. DATE 1959 TITL THE IJPPER TANANA INDIANS PUBL YALE U PUBLICATIONS IN ANTHROPOLOGY55, NEW HAVEN, CONN.; 226P KEYW ETHNOGRAPHY,TANANA RIVER-UPPER, IJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKANCULTURE, POTLATCH, ORAL TRADITIONS, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,TRAPPING, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, SOCIO-ECONOMICCHARACTERISTICS, BANDS, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, HUNTING, HOUSE TYPES, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, NABESNA, NORTHWAY,TETLIN, MATERIAL CULTURE, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE, BELIEF SYSTEMS, LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL ABST A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANSBASED ON FIELD WORKDONE IN 1929 AND 1930. ALL ASPECTS OF CULTURE, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGYAND THE SUBSISTENCE ECONOMY ARE DISClJSSED. 71 273 AlJTH MCKENNAN, R. A. DATE 1965 TITL THE CHANDALARKUTCHIN PUBL TECHNICAL PAPER NO. 17, AINA, MONTREAL; 156P KEYW CHANTIALARRIVER, ARCTIC VILLAGE, VENETIE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, BANDS, WARFARE, ORAL TRADITIONS, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, HUNTING, SJBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ETHNOGRAPHY,HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,BELIEF SYSTEMS, LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL ABST A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CHANDALARKIJTCHIN THAT DOCUMENTSSOCIAL STRUCTUREAND ORAL TRAOITIQNS AMONG OTHER ASPECTS OF THE CULTURE. 274 AUTH MCKENNAN, R. A. DATE 1969 TITL ATHAPASKANGROUPINGS AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL IN: CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY: BAND SOCIETIES, ED. BY D. OAMAS. NATIONAL MUSEUMOF CANADA BIJLL. 228, ANTHROPOLOGICALSERIES NO. 84, OTTAWA; PP93-115 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, TANANA RIVER-ALL, CHANDALARRIVER, NULATO, GALENA, KQYUKONATHABASKANS, JJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ETHNOHISTORY, BANDS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KINSHIP, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS ABST DRAWSUP9N SEVERAL YEARS OF STlJOY TO OUTLINE CULTURAL GROUPINGSAMONG CENTRAL ALASKAN ATHABASKANS. SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SETTLEMENTPATTERNS, KINSHIP SYSTEMS, AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ARE DISCUSSED. 275 AUTH MCKENNAN, R. A. DATE 197f-J TITL ATHAPASKANGRQIIPS OF CENTRAL ALASKA AT THE TIME OF WHITE CONTACT PUBL IN: PROCEED. 7TH INT. CON& OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL AND ETHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES, VOL. 10, NAUKA, MOSCOW;PP314-319 KEYW TANANA RIVER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, CHANDALARRIVER, ETHNOHISTORY, TANANA ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, BANDS, JJPPERTANANA ATHABASKANS, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS ABST NONE 276 AUTH MCKENNAN, R. A.; COOK, J. P. DATE 1968 TITL PREHISTORY OF HEALY LAKE, ALASKA PUBL PROCEED. 8TH IYT. CONG. OF ANTHROPOLOGICALAND ETHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 1968, VOL. 3, ETHNOLOGYAND ARCHAEOLOGY. SCIENCE COUNCIL OF JAPAN, TOKYO; PP182-184 KEYW HEALY LAKE, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, IJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, ARCHEOLOGY ABST PAPER SUMMARIZESARCHEOLOGICAL WORK AND FINDINGS AT THE HEALY LAKE "GARDEN" AND "VILLAGE" SITES. GIVES A TECHNICAL REVIEW OF ARTIFACTS AND PRESENTS TABLES SHOWINGAN ARCHEOLOGICALSEQUENCE FROM THE PRESENT BACK 10,000 YEARS. 72 277 AUTH MCKENNAN, R. A.; HALL, E. DATE 1973 TITL AN ARCHEOLOGICALSIJRVEY OF THE OLI3 JOHN LAKE AREA, NORTHERN ALASKA PUBL POLAR NOTES 13; PPl-31 KEYW 0Ln JOHN LAKE, YIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CHANDALARRIVER, ARCHEOLOGY,GEOGRAPHY, ARCTIC VILLAGE ABST A TECHNICAL ANALYSIS DF ARTIFACTS RECOVEREDAT 0Ln JOHN LAKE EAST OF ARCTIC VILLAGE. A PHYSICAL PROFILE OF THE AREA IS ALSO GIVEN. 278 AUTH MCKNIGHT, D. E. DATE 1962 TITL A POPULATION STUDY OF WATERFOWLIN THE TETLIN-NORTHWAY AREA OF INTERIOR ALASKA PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, WASHINGTONSTATE U, PULLMAN; 89P KEYW TANANA RIVER-UPPER, NORTHWAY,TETLIN, WATERFOWL,BIRDS ABST DISCUSSES STATUS, OISTRIRUTION AND BIOLOGY OF BREEDING WATERFOWLIN THE TETLIN-NORTHWAY AREA, INCLUDES BANDING STUDY DATA. 279 AUTH MCKNIGHT, I). E. (EDITOR) DATE 1971 TITL ANNUAL REPORTOF SURVEY-INVENTORYACTIVITIES, PART II: CARIBOll, BROWN-GRIZZLY BEAR, SHEEP, FURREARERS, MARINE MAMMALS, SISON, GOAT, YOLF, WOLVERINE, AND BLACK BEAR PUBL VOL. 2, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-17-3, JOBS 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15 AND 17, ADF&G, JUNEAU; 138P KEYW CARIBOIJ, CARIBOU HUNTING, ALASKA PENINSIJLA CARIBOU HERD, ADAK CARIBOU HERD, MENTASTA CARIBOU HERD, CHISANA CARIBOU HERD, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, DELTA CARIBOU HERD, SEWARD PENINSULA CARIBOU HERD, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, MARINE MAMMALS, GOAT, SHEEP, BLACK BEAR, BEAR, WOLVERINE, FURREARERS, SISON, IdOLF, SEA LION, SEA OTTER, SEAL, HARBOR SE4L, CYISANA CARIBOU HERD, MULCHATNACARIBOU HERD, ARCTIC CARIBOU HERD, MOOSE ABST DETAILS HARVEST DATA FOR SEVERAL GAME SPECIES STATEWIDE BY GAMEMANAGEMENT UNIT. CARIBOU HARVEST DATA INCLUDE HUNTING PRESSIJRE, HERO COMPOSITION, HUNTER SIJCCESSAND MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS. 73 280 AUTH MCKNIGHT, n. E. (EDITOR) DATE 1973 TITL ANNUAL REPORT OF SURVEY-INVENTORYACTIVITIES, PART II: CARIBOIJ, BROWN-GRIZZLY BEAR, SHEEP, MIJSKOXEN,MARINE MAMMALS, BISON, GOAT, AND BLACK BEAR PURL VOL. 3, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-17-4, JOBS 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, AND 17, ADF&G, JIJNEAII; 174P KEYW CARIBOU HUNTING, CARIBOJJ, ALASKA PENINSULA CARIBOU HERD, AnAK CARIBOU HERn, CHIFANA CARIBOU HERO, NELCHINA CAR:IROU HERD, MULCHATNACARIBOU HERn, MENTASTACARIBOU HERn, ARCTIC CARIBOU HERII, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERO, RORCIJPINE CARIBOU HERD, BROWNBEAR, GRIZZLY BEAR, BLACK BEAR, BEAR, GOAT, BISON, MUSKOX, SHEEP, SEAL, SEA OTTER, SEA LION, HARBORSEAL ABST PROVIDES A BRIEF SUMMARYOF POPIJLATION STATIIS AND HARVEST OAT-4 FOR A VARIETY 9F GAME SPECIES, STATEWIDE. CARIBOU HARVEST DATA INCLJJOE HERD COMPOSITION, HERO PRODUCTIVITY AND MANAGEMENTRECOMMENDATIONS. 281 AUTH MCKNIGHT, 0. E. (EDITOR) DATE 1974 TITL ANNIJAL REPORT OF SURVEY-INVENTORYACTIVITIES, PART II: MOOSE, CARIBOIJ, MARINE MAMMALSAND GOATS PUBL VOL. 4, FED. 4sn IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT w-17-5, ~90s 1, 3, 8, 12, ADF&G, JUNEAIJ; 266P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOIJ HUNTING, MOOSE, MARINE MAMMALS, GOAT, STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, FORT MCPHERSfJN,OLD CROW, FORT YUKON, INUVIK, AKLAVIK, ARCTIC VILLAGE, MENTASTA CARIBOU HERD, NELCHINA CARIBOU HERD, MULCHATNACARIBOU HERD, ARCTIC CARIBOU HERD, SEAL, SEA LIr)N, SEA OTTER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, PORCUPINE RIVER, MACKENZIE RIVER,, KAKTOVIK, DELTA CARIBOU HERD, MCKINLEY CARIBOU HERO, CANADA ARST REP9RTS ON THE STATUS OF SEVERAL GAME SPECIES, DETAILING HARVEST OF CARIBOU, GOATS, MOOSE, HARBOR SEALS, SEA LION AND SEA OTTER BY GAME MANAGEMENTUNITS STATEWInE. PORCIJPINE AND FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERO HARVEST STATISTICS ARE EMPHASIZED, GIVING HARVEST OATA FROM INDIVIDUAL VILLAGES IN INTERIOR ALASKA AN0 THE YUKON TERRITORIES. 74 282 AIJTH MCKQIGHT, D. E. (EDITOR) DATE 1975 TITL ANNUAL REPORT OF SURVEY-INVENT9RY ACTIVITIES, PART III: CARIBOIJ, MARINE MAMMALS, MOLJNTAINGOAT, WOLF AND BLACK BEAR PIJBL V9L. 5, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-17-6, ,190s 3, 8, 12, 14, 17, AND 22, ADF&G, JUNEAIJ; 19SP KEYW CARIROIJ, CARIBOU HUNTING, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, NELCHINA CARIBOU HERD, BLACK BEAR, MARINE MAMMALS, G9AT, WI)LF, DELTA CARIBOU HERD, KENAI PENINSULA CARIBOIJ HER9, ADAK CARIBOU HERD, MENTASTACARIBOIJ HERD, MULCHATNACARIBOU HERO, SEA OTTER, SEA LION, HARBORSEAL, SEAL, ARCTIC CARIBOU HERO, ALE'JTIAN CARIBOU HERDS, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD ABST SUMMARIZESHARVEST DATA FOR SEVERAL SPECIES OF GAME BY GAME MANAGEMENTUNITS STATEWIDE. CARIBOU DATA INCLUDE HERO STATUS, HERO COMPOSITION, HUNTING PRESSUREAND MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONSFOR EACH HERD. 283 AUTH MCKNIGHT, D. E. (EDITOR) DATE 1976 TITL ANNUAL REPORT OF SURVEY-INVENTORYACTIVITIES, PART III: CARIBOU, BROWNBEAR, POLAR BEAR, AND BLACK BEAR PIJBL VOL. 6, FED. 4ID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-17-7, JOBS 3, 4, 5, 17, AND ?2, ADF&G, JUNEAIJ; 155J' KEYW CARIROIJ, CARIBOU HUNTING, HARVEST DATA, ARCTIC CARIR9IJ HERD, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, NELCHINA CARIBOU HERO, POLAR BEAR, BR9WN BEAR, BEAR, AOAK CARIBOU HERD, CHISANA CARIBOU HERD, MIILCHATNA CARIBOU HERD, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, BLACK BEAR, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION ABST SUMMARIZFS THE STATUS OF 16 CARIBOU HER9S STATEWIDE INCLlJDING HIJNTING PRESSURE, HARVEST DATA, POPULATION TRENDS AND MANAGEMENTRECOMMENDATIONS. ALSO PROVIDES HARVEST AND POPULATION STATIJS REPORTSON ALL BEAR SPECIES STATEWIDE BY GAME MANAGEMENTUNIT. 75 284 AUTY MCLEAN, R.; RJJCHER, Y. A.; CROSS, S. A. DATE 1977 TITL A C9MPILATI9N OF FISH AND WILnLIFE RESOURCEINFORMATION FoR THE STATE OF ALASKA, V9L. 3: COMMERCIALFISHERIES PIJRL PREPAREDBY ADF&G FOR THE JFSLIJPC, ANCHORAGE;696P KEYW SOUTHEASTALASKA, YAKUTAT, PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, KODIAK, COOK INLET, CHIGNIK, ALASKA PENINSIJLA, ALEIJTIANS, SRISTOL BAY, KIJSKOKWIMRIVER, YUKON RIVER-ALL, NORTONSOUND, KOTZERIJE, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, FISHING-SIJBSISTENCE, SPAWNING, SALMON, PORT CLARENCE, ST. LAWRENCEISLAND, ARCTIC COAST, SEWARDPENINSULA, JJNALAKLEET RIVER, SHAKTOOLIK RIVER, KIJZITRIN RIVER, ELIM, GOLOVIN, WHITE MOUNTAIN, NOME, J-JEERING, NoATAK RIVER, YORUK RIVER, BUCKLAND, CANDLE, SHISHMAREF, KIANA, NOORVIK, AMRLER, SHUNGNAK, KOBUK, GRAYLING VILLAGE, KALTAG, NULATO, KOYUKUK, GALENA, RUBY, TANANA, RAMPART, MINTO, STEVENS VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, FORT YUKoN, CIRCLE, EAGLE VILLAGE, HUSLIA, HUGHES, ALATNA RIVER, ALLAKAKET, KOYUKUKRIVER, NENANA, MANLEY HOT SPRINGS, TANANA RIVER-ALL, FISH UTILIZATION, FISH ABST AN EXCELLENT OVERVIEWOF THE STATUS OF THE COMMERCIALSmALMON FISHERY AND STOCKS STATEWIDE, INCLIJDING AN ECONOMICPROFILE OF EACH OF 12 REGIONS. EXAMINES SIJBSISTENCE SALMONFISHING EFFORTS F9R EACH REGION. LISTS MAJOR SPAWNINGAREAS, CRITICAL HARITATS AND MAJOR HARVEST AREAS FOR SALMON. GIVES LIFE HISTORIES FOR ALL FIVE SALMONSPECIES AND REVIEWS in To 15 YEARS OF SURSISTENCE CATCH DATA BY VILLAGE FOR EACH SPECIES OF SALM9N. 285 AUTH MCMILLAN, P. O.(COMPILER) DATE 1981 TITL ALASKA SUBSISTENCE BIRLIOGRAPHY, SJJBSISTENCEDATA RASE PHASE I PUBL FnR IJSJ-JI, RIA, [JUNEAIJ, RY Amc, ANCHORAGE;24np KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, ESKIMOS, YUPIK ESKIMfJS, ALEIJTS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, KOYUKoN ATHABASKANS, UPPER KIJSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, INUPIAT ESKIMOS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKAN!;, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, EYAK INDIANS, HAIDA, ATHABASKAN& ESKIMOS, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE ABST A CROSS INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON SUBSISTENCE STATEWIDE ORGANIZEDBY CULTURAL GROUP. OFFERS ABOUT 375 REFERENCES WITH BRIEF ANNOTATIONS. INCLUDES A SECTION ON CURRENT SUBSISTENCE RESEARCH. 286 AJJTH MCNEIL, J. H. DATE 1969 TITL THREE LEGENOSOF CROW PUBL NORTH 16(2); P?18-21 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, 9RAL TRADITIONS, LOUCHEUX, 9Ln CROW, CANADA, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST RELATES THREE KIJTCHIN ORAL TRADITIONS ABOUT THE RAVEN, A PRINCIPAL FIGURE IN ATHABASKANMYTHOLOGY. 76 287 AUTH MCPHEE, tl. DATE 1976 TITL COMING INTO THE COUNTRY PUBL FARRAR, STRAIJS AND GIROUX, NEW YORK; 438P KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, EAGLE VILLAGE, ANCHORAGE,KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, LAND USE, HAN ATHABASKAYS, SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, NON-NATIVES, CIRCLE, YUKON-CHARLEYRIVERS NATIONAL PRESERVE ABST EXCELLENT OVERVIEW OF THF ECONOMIC, CONSERVATION, DEVELOPMENTAND POLITICAL STRUGGLESPRESENT IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN AND RURAL ALASKA. ONE SEGMENTFOCUSES ON THE SUBSISTENCE LIFESTYLES ON THE UPPER YUKON RIVER. 288 AIJTY MENDENHALL, W. C. DATE 1902 TITL RECONNAISSANCEFROM FORT HAMLIN TO KOTZEBUE SOUND, ALASKA PUBL USGS PROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. 10, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 58P KEYW KOBUK RIVER, KANUTI RIVER, KOTZEBUE SOUND, GEOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY,KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KOYUKUK RIVER, STEVENS VILLAGE ABST GEOLOGIC OBSERVATIONSOF A TRIP FROM FORT HAMLIN NEAR STEVENS VILLAGE ON THE YUKON RIVER TO KOTZEBUE SOUND VIA THE KOBUK RIVER. INCUDES A BRIEF nVERVIEW OF AREA WILDLIFE AND NATIVE POPULATIONS. 289 AUTH MERRELL, T. R. DATE 1970 TITL THE CHUM SALMON PURL FISHERIES LEAF. NO. 632, USRSF&WS, BUREAU OF COMMERCIALFISH, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 7P KEYW FISH, YUKON RIVER-ALL, SALMON, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-SURSISTENCE, FISH UTILIZATION, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST BRIEF LIFE HISTORY AND SUMMARYOF ECONOMICVALUE OF THE CHUM SALMON. 290 AUTH MERTIE, ,I. R.; HARRINGTON, G. L. DATE 1924 TITL THE RUBY-KUSKOKWIMREGION, ALASKA PIJBL USGS BIJLL. NO. 754, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 129P KEYW EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, RUBY, INNOKO RIVER, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, OPHIR, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, GEOGRAPHY,GEOLOGY ABST DETAILED GEOGRAPHICAND GEOLOGIC EXAMINATION OF THE IDITAROD, INNOKO AND RUBY MINING DISTRICTS. 77 291 AUTH MICHAEL, Ii. N. (EDITOR) DATE 1967 TITL LIEIITENANT ZAGOSKIN'S TRAVELS IN RIISSIAN AMERICA 1842-1844 PURL U OF TORONTOPRESS, TORONTO; 358P KEYW KUSKDKWIMRIVER, ST. MICHAEL, NULATO, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, TRADE, RIJSSIAN AMERICA, UPPER KIJSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, ETHNOGRAPHY,FlJR TRADE-HISTORIC, ETHNOHISTORY, GEOGRAPHY,ESKIMOS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHJJK ATHABASKANS, YOYUKONATHABASKAYS, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC ABST AN ACCOUNTOF THE FIRST ETHNOGRAPHICSURVEY INTO THE KUSKOKWIMAND YUKON COUNTRY IN THE 1840's. PROVIDES SOME EARLY CONTACT PERIOD ETHNOGRAPHICOBSERVATIONS ON THIE INGALIK AND KOYUKONATHABASKANS. 292 AIJTH MILLER, F. L. DATE 1977 TITL DEMPSTERHIGHWAY PROJECT PROPOSAL PUBL CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE WESTERNAND NORTHERNREGION REPORT, ON FILE AT ADF&G, FAIRBANKS; 19P KEYW DEMPSTERHIGHWAY, CANADA, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, CARIBOU HIJNTING, CARIBOU, AKLAVIK, FORT MCPHERSON,ATHABASKANS, INUIT, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE, KJJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, DEVELDPMENT-TRANSPORTATION ABST PROPOSESA TWO-YEARSTUDY OF CARIBOU-HIGHWAY INTERACTION TO ASSESS HERD MOVEMENTS,DISTURBANCE EFFECTS AND HUNTING PRESSURE. 293 AUTH MISHLER, C. (EDITOR) DATE 1973 TITL KIJTCHIN TALES PUBL ADULT LITERACY LAB, ANCHORAGECOMMUNITY COLLEGE, ANCHORAGE; 66P KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ORAL TRADITIONS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST NONE 294 AUTH MONOGHAN,P. DATE 1977 TITL NUCHALAWOYYADIARY PURL ALASKA 43(6); PP26-27, 60-61 KEYW TANANA, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, NUCHALAWOYYA ABST A DESCRIPTION OF THE NUCHALAWOYYAFESTIVAL AT TANANA. 75 295 AIJTH MORGAN, L. DATE 1974 TITL AND THE LAND PROVIDES: ALASKAN NATIVES IN A YEAR OF TRANSITION PUBL ANCHORPRESS, GARDENCITY, NEW YORK; 325P KEYW ESKIMOS, GALENA, PT. HOPE, 4NAKTJJVUKPASS, ALEIJTIANS, BETHEL, YUPIK ESKIMOS, ANGOON, TLINGIT, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, WHALING, KDYUKONATHABASKANS, ECGNOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL,YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ARST A SERIES OF VILLAGE PORTRAITS ILLIJSTRATING CONTEMPORARYWAY OF LIFE AMONGRlJRAL ALASKAN NATIVES. DISCIJSSES RIJRAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROBLEMSAND THE CULTIJRAL TIES TO SUBSISTENCE AND THE LAND. 296 AIJTH MORGAN, L. DATE 1975 TITL THE MIDDLE YUKON AND ITS TROUBLESOMETRIBUTARY, TANANA PUBL ALASKA 41(4); PP33-38, 77-78 KEYW YUKON RIVER-LOWER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES,NENANA, TANANA, RIJBY, GALENA, NIJLATO, KOYUKUKVILLAGE, GRAYLING VILLAGE, ANVIK, KALTAG, HOLY CROSS, TANANA RIVER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HDLIKACHUK ATHARASKANS ABST TRACES THE ROUTE OF A YUTANA BARGE ON ITS FREIGHT RUN DOWN THE TANANA AND YUKON RIVERS AND THE IMPORTANT LINK THIS PROVIDES T9 VILLAGERS FOR SIJPPLIES. 297 AUTH MORLAN, R. E. DATE 1972 TITL THE CADZOWLAKE SITE (MJVI-1): A MULTI-COMPONENTHISTORIC KUTCHIN CAMP PlJBL ARCHAEOLOGICALSIJRVEY OF CANADA PAPER NO. 3, MUSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; 91P KEYW PORCIJPINE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ARCHEOLOGY,TRAPPING, FIJR TRADE-HISTORIC, ETHNOGRAPHY,SIJBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE, MATERIAL CIJLTIJRE, OLD CROW, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY ABST ARTIFACT DESCRIPTION OF A RECENTLY OCCUPIED(l880'S) KIJTCHIN SITE ON THE PORCUPINE RIVER THAT OUTLINES A CULTURAL TRANSITION, CHANGING SIJBSISTENCE PATTERNS AND AN INVOLVEMENT IN THE HISTORIC FUR TRADE. 298 AUTH MORLAN, R. E. DATE 1972 TITL NBVK-1: AN HISTORIC FISHING CAMP IN OLD CROWFLATS, NORTHERNYUKON TERRITORY PUBL ARCHAEOLOGICALSURVEY OF CANADA PAPER NO. 5, NATIONAL MUSEIJM OF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; 44P KEYW OLD CROWFLATS, TRAPPING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, FAUNAL ANALYSIS, OLD CROW, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, MATERIAL CULTURE, ARCHEOLOGY,CANADA, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, YUKON TERRITORY ABST .REPORTS FINDINGS FROM THE EXAMINTATONOF A RECENTLY OCCUPIED(1930) KUTCHIN SITE. ARTIFACT INTERPRETATION OUTLINES FISHING, TRAPPING AND OTHER SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES. 79 299 AUTH MORLAN, R. E. DATE 1973 TITL THE LATER PREHISTORY 9F THE MIDDLE PORCIJPINE DRAINAGE, NORTHERNYIIKON TERRITORY PUBL ARCHAEOLOGICALSIJRVEY OF CANADA PAPER NO. 11, NATIONAL MJJSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; 5831) KEYW PORCUPINE RIVER, ARCHEOLOGY,YJJKON TERRITORY, KIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, OLD CROW, ETHNOGRAPYY,SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, SETTLEMENTPATTERNS, ATHABASKANPREHISTORY, FIJR TRADE-HISTORIC, FAUNAL ANALYSIS, SIJRSISTENCE STRATEGY, CARIBOIJ HUNTING, SJJRSISTENCECYCLE, MATERIAL CIJLTURE, CARIBOIJ, ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ABST THIS MAJOR WORKATTEMPTS TO RECONSTRUCTTHE LATER PREHISTORY OF THE PORC'JPINE RIVER KUTCHIN. ARTIFACT ANALYSIS FROMTHE CULTIJRALLY RICH SITE OF KLO-KUT AND INTERPRETATION OF FAUNAL REMAINS LEAD TO CONCLUSIONSABOUT THE SUBSISTENCE AC'TIVITIES OF THE KUTCHIN. AN EXTENSIVE FAUNAL ANALYSIS POINTS TO CARIBOU AS A MAllOR FOOD RESOURCE. OTHER MAJOR ARCHEiDLOGICAL SITES IN THE NORTH ARE CI-JMPARED. PHOTOGRAPHS 300 AUTH MORLAN, R. E. DATE 1975 TITL KIJTCHIN PREHISTfJRY AS SEEN FROM THE MIDDLE PORCIJPINE DRAINAGE, NORTHERNYUKON TERRITORY PURL IN: PROCEED. NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CONF., 1971, VOL. 2, ED. BY A. M. CLARK. CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 27, NATIONAL MIJSEIJMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; PP669-758 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ATHARASKANPREHISTORY, ARCHEOLOGY, PGRCIJPINE RIVER, SJJBSISTENCEPRODUCTIDN AND EXCHANGE, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, MATERIAL CIJLTURE, ETHNOHISTORY, KLO-KIJT SITE, LAND USE, FAIJNAL ANALYSIS, SIJBSISTENCE CYCLE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA ABST ARCHEDLOGICALANALYSIS OF THE KLD-KUT SITE ON THE PORCIJPINE RIVER. DISCUSSES THE LAND USE PATTERNS AND SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES OF THE PREHISTORIC VIJNTA-KtJTCHIN AS DEMONSTRATED THROUGHARTIFACTS. 301 AUTH MURIE, 0. J. DATE 1935 TITL ALASKA-YUKON CARIBOU PUBL USDA, U.S. GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 93P KEYW CARIBOJJ, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, CARIBOIJ BIOLOGY, PORCUPINE CARIBOIJ HERD, STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, FORTYMILE RIVER, TANACROSS ABST NONE 80 302 AUTH MURIE, n. -1. @ATE N.D. TITL 0. J. MURIF: ARCHI\/AL CnLLEcTmN PIJRL U OF ALASKA ARCHIVES, FAIRBANKS; VARIED PAGINATION KEYW WILDLIFE, TANANA RIVER, TDKLAT RIVER, SALCHA RIVER, SIRrlS, CIRCLE, DELTA RIVER, FORTYMILE RIVER, HOOPERRAY, KDKRINES, KOYIJKUKRIVER, KIJSKnKWIM RIVER, ALEJJTIANS, GEOGRAPHY,MELOZI RIVER, CHENA RIVER, NENANA RIVER, VEGETATION, PORCUPINE RIVER, WATERFOWL,SHFEP, REAR, CARIROJI, ALATNA RIVER, CHATANIKA RIVER ABST COLLECTION OF FIELD NOTES, REPORTSAND LFTTERS OF ALASKAN NATURALIST 0. 11. MURIE. FIELD NOTES FROM NUMEROJJSRIVER TRIPS TAKEN ALL OVER ALASKA IN THE 1920'S OFFER INFORMATION ON TOPOGRAPHY,BIRDS, AND MAMMALSOBSERVED. 303 AUTH MURRAY, D. F. DATE 1961 TITL SOME FACTORS AFFECTING THE PRODUCTIONAND HARVEST OF BEAVER IN THE UPPER TANANA RIVER VALLEY, ALASKA PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, II OF A, FAIRBANKS: 103P KEYW TRAPPING, BEAVER, TANACROSS, TETLIN, NORTHWAY,TANANA RIVER-UPPER, IJPPER TANAYA ATHABASKANS, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, FURBEARERS ABST THESIS PRESENTSAN ASSESSMENTOF BEAVER HARITAT, DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCEIN THE UPPER TANANA RIVER AND AN ANALYSIS OF BEAVER HARVEST EFFORTS IN SEVERAL IJPPER TANANA RIVER VILLAGES. TRADITIONAL ATHABASKANLIFESTYLE IS BRIEFLY REVIEWED. RECENT AND CONTEMPORARYTRAPPING EFFORTS, SUCCESS, AND THE ECDNGMICSOF BEAVER TRAPPING ARE EXAMINED. 304 AUTY NATIONAL MIJSIJEMOF MAN DATE 1974 TITL THE ATHARASYANS: STRANGERSI1F THE NORTH PURL NATIONAL MIJSEIJMOF MAN, NATIONAL MUSEUMOF CANADA AND THE ROYAL SCOTTISH MIJSEIJM, OTTAWA; 208P KEYW ATHABASKANS, ARCHEOLOGY,ETHNOGRAPHY, ETHNOHISTORY, CIJLTIJRE CHANGE, ATHABASKANCULTIJRE, SIJBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY,SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, TRADE, CLOTHING, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,MATERIAL CULTIJRE, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE ABST EXCELLENT PHOTOSOF MIJSEUMPIECES AND ARTIFACTS REPRESENTING ATHABASKANMATERIAL CIJLTIJRE AND SIJBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY. PREFACE PROVIDES AN OVERVIEW OF PRE- AND POSTCONTACT ATHABASKANCJJLTURE WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THEIR ANNIJAL SUBSISTENCE CYCLE. 81 3n5 AUTH NAYLOR, L. L.; GonDING, L. A. DATE 1976 TITL ALASKAN PIPELINE IMPACT BIBLIOGRAPHY: SOCIAL/CULTURAL, PARTS 1 AND 2 PURL ALCAN PIPELINE co. AND u OF A, FAIRBANKS; 52~ KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, COPPER RIVER-UPPER, TANANA ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ABST A BIBLIOGRAPHY IN TWO PARTS. PART ONE PRESENTS REFERE:NCES ON THE SOCIAL IMPACTS OF PETROLEUMDEVELOPMENT. PART TWO IS A COLLECTION OF ETHNOGRAPHICAND HISTORICAL REFERENCESON NATIVE CULTURE AND COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY THE ALYESKA PIPELINE. OVER 400 REFERENCES, NO ANNOTATIONS. 306 AUTH NAYLOR, L. L.; GOODING, L. A.; SCOTT, G. 9. DATE 1976 TITL DEMOGRAPHICSURVEY OF NATIVE COMMUNITIES LOCATED ALONG THE ALASKAN HIGHWAY PUBL ALCAN PIPELINE CO. STUDY REPORT, FAIRBANKS; 75P KEYW DEMOGRAPHY,UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, NORTHWAY,TANACROSS, TETLIN, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, DOT LAKE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,, INCOME-WAGE, COMMUNITYPROFILES, ALASKA HIGHWAY, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST VILLAGE DESCRIPTIONS WITH ETHNIC, AGE-SEX, EMPLOYMENTAND INCOME DATA. HOUSEHOLDCHARACTERISTICS, EDUCATION, OCCIJPATIONALSKILLS AND THE IMPORTANCEOF SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ARE ALSO DISCUSSED. 307 AUTH NAYSMITH, ,I. K. DATE 1971 TITL CANADA NORTH: MAN AND THE LAND PUBL DEPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERNDEVELOPMENT, OTTAWA; 44P KEYW OLD CROW, KUTCHIN ATYABASKANS, TRAPPING, CANADA, INIII’T, ESKIMOS, YUKON TERRITORY, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE, PORCUPINE RIVER, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ABST CURRENTAND PROJECTED ECONOMICCHARACTERISTICS OF NORTHERN VILLAGES ARE EXAMINED IN LIGHT OF ONGOINGAND ANTICIPATED RESOURCEDEVELOPMENT IN CANADA'S NORTH. OLn crow 1s FOCUSED ON AS AN EXAMPLE. CHARTS THE SOCIO-ECONOMICCOSTS AND BENEFITS OF DEVELOPMENTACTIVITIES TO VILLAGERS. 308 AUTH NELSON, Q. K. DATE 1973 TITL HUNTERS OF THE NORTHERNFOREST PIJBL U OF CHICAGO PRESS, CHICAGO; 339P KEYW SIJRSISTENCE CYCLE, HUNTING, FISHING-SIJBSISTENCE, TRAPPING, HUSLIA, CULTURE CHANGE, CHALKYITSIK, HIJGHES, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, PORCIJPINE RIVER, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,KJJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ETHNOBDTANY, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,FISHING TECHNOLOGY, BIROS, WATERFOWLHUNTING, MOOSEHUNTING, MOOSEUTILIZATION, CARIBOU HUNTING, CARIBOU UTILIZATION, BEAR, BEAR HUNTING, DOGS, SNOWMACHINES, FURBEARERS, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, GATHERING, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE ABST A STUDY OF THE TECHNIQUES FOR HUNTING, TRAPPING AND GENERAL SURVIVAL AMONGTHE KUTCHIN AND KOYUKONATHABASKANS OF ALASKA'S INTERIOR. TRANSPORTATIONMETHODS ARE REVIEWED AND TRAPPING TECHNIUUES ARE DETAILED FOR INDIVIDUAL FURBEARERS. 309 AUTH NELSON, R. K. DATE 1980 TITL ATHABASKANSUBSISTENCE ADAPTATIONS IN ALASKA PUBL IN: ALASKA NATIVE CULTURE AND HISTORY, ED. BY Y. KOTANI AND W. WORKMAN. SENRI ETHNOLOGICALSTIJDIES NO. 4, NATIONAL MUSEUMOF ETHNOLOGY,OSAKA, JAPAN; PP205-232 KEYW HUSLIA, HUGHES, KDYUKUK RIVER, CHALKYITSIK, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, NUTRITION, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, BELIEF SYSTEMS, FISHING-SIJBSISTENCE, TRAPPING, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, GATHERING, FISH, SHEEFISH, SALMON, CHAR, PIKE, RURBOT, WHITEFISH, BIRDS, MOOSEHUNTING, FURBEARERS ABST FOCUSESON THE RELATIONSHIPS OF INTERIOR ATHABASKANSTO THEIR ENVIRONMENT. SUBSISTENCE METHODS, IDEOLOGY, AND SPECIES UTILIZED ARE DISCIJSSED. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SUBARCTIC ENVIRONMENTAND BOREAL ECOLOGY. 83 310 AUTH NELSON, R. K.; MAUTNER, K. H.; BANE, 6. R. DATE 1978 TITL TRACKS IN THE WILDLAND: A PORTRAYALOF KOYUKONAND NUNAMIUT SUBSISTENCE PUBL CPSU OCCAS. PAPER NO. 9, IJ OF A, FAIRBANKS; 358P KEYW SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HUNTING, TRAPPING, ETHNOBOTANY,GEOGRAPHY, KORUK RIVER, SIJBSISTENCE CYCLE, NUNAMIUT, KOYUKUKVILLAGE, ANAKTUVUKPASS, BROOKSRANGE, ALLAKAKET, HUSLIA, HUGHES, RETTLES, EVANSVILLE, ESKIMOS, KOYUKIJKRIVER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, GATES OF THE ARCTIC NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE, ALASKA NATIONAL TNTEKEST LANDS, FOOD PREPARATION, BUTCHERING, FISH UTILIZATION, TANNING, MATERIAL CIJLTURE, FURBEARERS, 9OGS, CARIBOU, CARIBOU HUNTING, CARIBOU UTILIZATION, SNOWMACHINES, BEAR, BEAR HUNTING, SHEEP HUNTING, WATERFOWLHUNTING, TRANSPORTATION-ROJJTES,BELIEF SYSTEMS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,MOOSE HUNTING, MOOSEUTILIZATION, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE, ALATNA ABST A REGIONAL PROFILE AND IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARYSIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND WAY OF LIFE ALONG THE KOYUKUKRIVER, CENTRAL BROOKSRANGE AND UPPER KDBIJK RIVER. DETAILS MOOSEAND CARIBOU HUNTING METHODSAND TRAPPING PRACTICES. THE ROLE OF WOMENIN SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES IS HIGHLIGHTED. THE IJSE AND MEANING OF SIIRSISTENCE FOODS ARE DISCIJSSED INCLIJDING FOOD PREPARATION METHODSAND RECIPES. SPIRITUAL ELEMENTS OF SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TIES TO THE LAND AND IDEOLDGICAL DIMENSION ARE ALSO EXAMINED. 311 AUTH NETSCH, N. R. DATE 1975 TITL FISHERIES RESOURCESOF WATERSALONG THE ROUTE OF THE TRANS ALASKA PIPELINE BETWEENYUKON RIVER AND ATIGUN PASS IN NORTH CENTRAL ALASKA PURL USFWS, WASHINGTON, 0.C.; 45P KEYW FISH, BROOKSRANGE, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM ABST NONE 312 AUTH NICTIJNE, O., SR. DATE 198r) TITL OSCAR NICTUNE, SR., 4 BIOGRAPHY: ALATNA PUBL YUKON-KOYUKUKSCHOOL DISTRICT OF ALASKA, HANCOCKHOUSE PUBLISHERS LTD., VANCOUVER, B.C.; SOP KEYW ALATNA, KINSHIP, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ESKIMOS, KORUK RIVER, TRAPPING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, BIOGRAPHY, DOGS, SHEEP HUNTING, KOYUKUKRIVER ABST THE AUTHOR RECOLLECTSHIS LIFE IN ALATNA AND THE UPPER KORUK AND KOYUKUKRIVER COUNTRY. STORIES REFLECT SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES IN THIS AREA. 54 313 AUTH OATES, A. DATE 197? TITL HlJSLIA POTLATCH PIJBL ALASKA 43(12); PP26-29 KEYW POTLATCH, HUSLIA, BELIEF SYSTEMS, YOYUKONATHABASKANS, KOYUKUKRIVER ABST BRIEFLY DESCRIBES A MODERNPOTLATCH CEREMONYAT HUSLIA IN 1977 314 AUTH OLDEMEYER, J. L., ET AL. DATE 1975 TITL CARIBOU HABITAT STUDIES ON THE ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE RANGE PUBL IN: ANNUAL PROGRESSREPORT--1978: SECTION OF WILDLIFE ECOLOGYON PUBLIC LANDS, DENVER WILDLIFE RESEARCHCENTER, DENVER; PP94-122 KEYW CARIBOU, ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, VEGETATION, NORTH SLOPE ABST A TAXONOMIC INVENTORY OF VEGETATION AND HABITAT TYPES IN MAJOR RIVER DRAINAGES ON THE NORTH SLOPE PORTIONS OF THE RANGE WITH RESPECT TO POTENTIAL CARIBOU HABITAT. BIOMASS ESTIMATES ARE GIVEN. 315 AUTH OLSON, S. T; SCDTT, R. F. DATE 1958 TITL SAMPLING OF KILL BY HUNTERS, STEESE-FORTYMILE HERD PUBL IN: FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. JOB COMPLETION REPORT 12(3); PPlO-24 KEYW CARIBOU HUNTING, TAYLOR HIGHWAY, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, FORTYMILE RIVER ABST GIVES DETAILS OF CARIBOU HUNTER SIJCCESSALONG THE TAYLDR HIGHWAY. 316 AUTH OLSON, W. M. DATE 1968 TITL MINTO, ALASKA: CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL INFLUENCES ON GROUP IDENTITY PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, II OF A, FAIRBANKS; 302P KEYW TANANA RIVER-LOWER, MINTO, TANANA ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, CULTIJRE CHANGE, MINT0 FLATS, TRADE, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, BELIEF SYSTEMS, PDTLATCH, TRANSPORTATION-ROIJTES ABST DETAILED EXAMINATION OF ATHABASKANCULTURE IN MINTO. SUGGESTSTHAT EVEN TODAY, STRAINED RELATIONS BETWEEN NATIVES AND NON-NATIVES HAVE LED TO AN INCOMPLETE ACCEPTANCE AND INVOLVEMENT IN CONTEMPORARYNON-NATIVE SOCIETY. 85 317 AUTH OLSON, W. M. DATE 1981 TITL MINTO, ALASKA PUBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED. BY 11. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP704-711 KEYW MINTO, TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER-LOWER, HISTORY, MINT0 FLATS, TOLOVANARIVER, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST BRIEF HISTORY OF MINT0 VILLAGE, ITS ECONOMYAND RELATIONSHIP Tfl THE SIJRROUNDINGCOMMUNITIES OF NENANA AND FAIRBANKS. RELOCATION OF THE VILLAGE TO THE NEW MINT0 SITE IS REVIEWED IN A SOCIAL CONTEXT. 318 AUTH O'MALLEY, M. DATE 1976 TITL THE PAST AND FUTURE LAND: AN ACCOUNTOF THE BERGER INQUIRY INTO THE MACKENZIE VALLEY PIPELINE PURL PETER MARTIN ASSOCIATES LTD., TORONTO; 281P KEYW MACKENZIE RIVER, FORT MCPHERSON,HAY RIVER, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,CANADA, YELLOWKNIFE, WHITEHORSE, OLD CROW, INUVIK, AKLAVIK, ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, NATIVE CLAIMS ABST AN ACCOUNTOF THE TESTIMONY GIVEN ALL OVER THE CANADIAN NORTH DURING THE BERGER INQUIRY. REFLECTS PUBLIC CONCERN OVER OIL DEVELOPMENTAND THE EFFECT OF THAT DEVELOPMENTON THEIR WAY OF LIFE. 319 AUTH OSGOOD, C. DATE 1934 TITL KUTCHIN TRIBAL DISTRIBUTION AND SYNONYMY PUBL AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST36(2); PP168-179 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, PORCUPINE RIVER, YUKON FLATS, BIRCH CREEK, CHANDALARRIVER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, BANDS ABST DIVIDES THE KUTCHIN ATHABASKANSINTO 8 BANDS AND BRIEFLY DISCUSSES EACH. 86 320 AUTH OSGOOD, C. DATE 1936 TITL CONTRIRUTIONS TO THE ETHNOGRAPHYOF THE KUTCHIN PUBL YALE U PUBLICATIONS IN ANTHROPOLOGY14, NEW HAVEN, CONN.; 189P t PLATES KEYW KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, ETHNOGRAPHY,PEEL RIVER, CANADA, HUNTING, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, GATHERING, CLOTHING, FOOD PREPARATION, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HOUSE TYPES, OLD CROW, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,FISHING TECHNOLOGY,MATERIAL CIJLTIJRE, YEAPONS, IJARFARE, SONGS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, BELIEF SYSTEMS, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE, KINSHIP, POTLATCH, ORAL TRADITIONS, CULTIJRE CHANGE, LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL, BUTCHERING, YUKON FLATS, DISTRIBUTION AND EXCHANGE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, PORCIJPINE RIVER, CARIBOU UTILIZATION, MOOSEUTILIZATION, FISH UTILIZATION, YUKON TERRITORY, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, ATHABASKANCULTURE, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY ABST AN EXHAUSTIVE ETHNOGRAPHICANALYSIS OF THE KUTCHIN. COMPARESTHE PEEL RIVER AND CROWRIVER KUTCYIN AND DISCUSSES THE KUTCHIN PEOPLE AS A WHOLE, DESCRIBING THEIR FOOD GETTING TECHNIQUES, EATING CUSTOMS, SHELTER TYPES, TRAVEL, IMPLEMENT MANUFACTUREAND ASPECTS OF SOCIAL CULTURE, RELIGION AND CUSTOMS. 321 AUTH OSGOOD, C. DATE 1936 TITL THE DISTRIBUTION OF NORTHERNATHABASKAN INDIANS PUBL YALE U PUBLICATIONS IN ANTHROPOLOGY7, NEW HAVEN, CONN.; PPl-23 KEYW ATHABASKANS, YUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, UPPER KUSKOKWIMATHABASKANS, BANDS ABST MAPS AND DISCUSSES THE 25 MAJOR GROUPINGSOF NORTHERN ATHARASKAYS. ALSO DISCUSSES SUBnIVISIONS WITHIN THE MAJOR GROUPS. 322 AUTH OSGOOD, C. DATE 1940 TITL INGALIK MATERIAL CIJLTURE PUBL YALE II PUBLICATIONS IN ANTHROPOLOGY22, NEW HAVEN, CONN.; 500P + PLATES KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, ANVIK, SHAGELIJK, TRAPPING, INNOKO RIVER, MATERIAL CULTIJRE, WEAPONS, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY,FISHING TECHNOLOGY,HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,CLOTHING, BELIEF SYSTEMS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,CANOE, DOGS, HOUSE TYPES, ETHNOHISTORY, YUKON RIVER-LOWER ABST A SIGNIFICANT INVENTORY OF INGALIK ATHABASKANMATERIAL CULTURE. UTENSILS, TOOLS, WEAPONS, CLOTHING,ART AND CEREMONIAL OBJECTS ARE DIAGRAMMEDAND DISCUSSED. 87 323 AUTH OSGOOD, C. DATE 1959 TITL INGALIK SOCIAL CIJLTURE PUBL YALE U PIJBLICATIDNS IN ANTHROPOLOGY53, NEW HAVEN, CONN.; 289P KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, HUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TRADE, WARFARE, POTLATCH, YIJKON RIVER-LOWER, BELIEF SYSTEMS, KINSHIP, ANVIK, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, SHAGELUK, INNOKO RIVER, TRAPPING, GATHERING, ATHABASKANCULTURE, FISHING TECHNOLOGY, FISH UTILIZATION, ETHNOBOTANY,LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL ABST AN EXHAUSTIVE ANALYSIS OF INGALIK ATHABASKAN SOCIAL CULTURE. SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ARE DETAILED BY SPECIES UTILIZED. 324 AUTH OSGOOD, C. DATE 1959 TITL INGALIK MENTAL CIJLTIJRE PUBL YALE U PUBLICATIONS IN ANTHROPOLOGY56, NEW HAVEN, CONN.; 195P KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, BELIEF SYSTEMS, 9RAL TRADITIONS, ANVIK, SHAGELUK, INNOKO RIVER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, ATHABASKAN CIJLTIJRE, SDCIAL ORGANIZATION ABST DESCRIBES THE INGALIK ATHABASKANSPIRITlJAL CIJLTIIRE AND THEIR BELIEFS AND THOUGHTSABOUT THE WORLDAROUND THEM. DESCRIBES THE INGALIK TERMS FOR ALMOST ALL PLANT AND ANIMAL RESOURCES AND THEIR BELIEFS SIJRROUNDINGUTILIZATION OF CERTAIN RESOURCES. 325 AUTH OSGOOD, C. DATE 1971 TITL THE HAN INDIANS: A COMPILATION OF ETHNOGRAPHICAND HISTORICAL DATA ON THE ALASKA-YUKON BOUNDARYAREA PUBL YALE U PUBLICATIONS IN ANTHROPOLOGY74, NEW HAVEN, CONN.; 173P KEYW HAN ATHABASKANS, FTHNOGRAPHY,TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, EAGLE VILLAGE, CULTURE CHANGE, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY,SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ETHNOHISTORY, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST A MAJOR ETHNOGRAPHICWORK ON THE HAN ATHABASKANS, THEIR CULTURE, TECHNOLOGYAND SUBSISTENCE EFFORTS. INCLUDES COMMENTSON RELIGION, SOCIAL ORGANIZATONAND CULTURE CHANGE. 326 AUTH OSIP, A. M. DATE 1974 TITL TANNING MOOSEHIDE PUBL ADULT LITERACY LAB, ANCHORAGECOMMUNITY COLLEGE, ANCHORAGE; 36P KEYW TANNING, MOOSEUTILIZATION ABST DISCUSSES TRADITIONAL ATHABASKANMETHODS OF TANNING MOOSEHIDE. 88 327 AUTH OSWALT, Id. H. DATE 1962 TITL HISTORICAL POPULATIONS IN WESTERNALASKA AND MIGRATION THEORY PUBL APUA 11(l); PPl-14 KEYW KUSKOKWIMRIVER-UPPER, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HUMANMIGRATIONS, ESKIMOS, JJPPERKUSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, YUPIK ESKIMOS ABST TRACES THE MINGLING, MIGRATION, AND ETHNIC BOUNDARIESOF ESKIMO AND ATHABASKANPOPIILATIONS IN THE UPPER KIJSKOKWIM REGION. SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND THE AVAILARILITY OF CERTAIN RESOURCESINFLUENCE THE MOVEMENTOF POPULATIONS. 328 AIJTH OSWALT, W. J-J. DATE 1977 TITL NORTHERNATHAPASKAN FOOD-GETTING TECHNOLOGY PUBL IN: PROBLEMSIN THE PREHISTORY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. W. HELMER ET AL. II OF CALGARY ARCHAEOLOGICALASSN., CALGARY; PP120-123 KEYW ARCHEOLOGY,SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY,SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ATHABASKANPREHISTORY, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CHANDALARRIVER, CROWRIVER, PEEL RIVER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, MATERIAL CULTIJRE, OLD CROW, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, FISHING TECHNOLOGY,HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,CANADA ABST A COMPARISONOF THE SIJBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGIESOF SEVERAL NORTHERNATHABASKAN GROUPS. THE COMPLEXITY OF FOOD GETTING ARTIFACTS AS A MEASUREOF ADAPTATION IS DISCUSSED. DRAWS CONCLUSIONSABOUT "FISH EATER" AND "MEAT EATER" DIFFERENCES IN TECHNOLOGYAND POPIILATION DENSITY. CATALOGSFOOD GETTING ARTIFACTS BY GROUP. 329 AUTH OSWALT, W. H. DATE 1980 TITL HISTORIC SETTLEMENTSALONG THE KUSKDKWIMRIVER, ALASKA PIJBL HISTORICAL SOCIETY MONOGRAPHNO. 7, ALASKA STATE LIBRARY, JUNEAIJ; lD4P KEYW KUSKOKWIMRIVER-UPPER, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, TULIJKSAK, NAPASKIAK, KWETHLUK, BETHFL, ANIAK, NIKOLAI, MCGRATY, TELIDA, ATHABASKANS, TAKOTNA, MEDFRA, IJPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, KUSKOKWIMRIVER-LOWER, YUPIK ESKIMOS, SLEETMUTE, STONY RIVER VILLAGE, LIME VILLAGE, AKIAK, AKIACHAK ABST REVIEWS EARLY KUSKOKWIMEXPLORATION AND THE HISTORY OF 46 KUSKOKWIMRIVER SETTLEMENTS. PHOTOGRAPHS. 89 330 AUTH OSWALT, W. H. (EDITOR) DATE 1972 TITL MODERNALASKAN NATIVE MATERIAL CULTURE PIJRL U OF ALASKA MJJSEUM,U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 13GP KEYW MATERIAL CIILTURE, ALEUTS, FISKIIWS, YIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CULTURE CHANGE, ETHNDHISTORY, IJNALASKA, AKIJTAN, NIKOLSKI, CHEFORNAK, KIPNUK, KIVALINA, KOBUK, AMBLER, SHUNGNAK, VENETIE, CHALKYITSIK, ARCTIC VILLAGE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST PRESENTS HOIJSEHOLDINVENTORIES AND OBSERVATIONSON CONTEMPORARYMATERIAL CIJLTJJREFROM SEVERAL "RIJSH" LOCATIONS OF ALASKA AS A ROUGHINDEX OF ECONOMY, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND ACCIJLTIJRATION. 331 AUTH PANITCH, M. DATE 1975 TITL ALASKA PIPELINE ROAD: NEW CONFLICT LOOMS PUBL SCIENCE 189(4196); PP30-32 KEYW DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,DALTON HIGHWAY ABST BRIEFLY EXAMINES THE HAUL ROAD CONTROVERSYAND THE POTENTIAL SOCIO-ECOLOGIC IMPACTS OF OPENING THE DALTON HIGHWAY TO THE PUBLIC. 332 AUTH PARSONS, E. C. DATE 1921 TITL A NARRATIVE OF THE TEN'A OF ANVIK PURL ANTHROPOS16-17; PP51-71 KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, RELIEF SYSTEMS, ANVIK, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST AN ANVIK RESIDENT RELATES TRADITIONAL INGALIK CIJSTOMS, RELIEFS, SUPERSTITIONS, BIRTH-DEATH AND PUBERTY RITIJALS, AND SHAMANISM. 333 AUTH PATTERSON, A. DATE 1973 TITL COMMUNITYPROFILES BY NATIVE REGION, VOLS. 1 AND 2: PRELIMINARY DRAFT PUBL JFSLUPC FOR ALASKA, RESOURCEPLANNING TEAM, (ANCHORAGE); 521P KEYW COMMIJNITYPROFILES, ANAKTIJVUKPASS, BARROW, PRUDHOEBAY, KAKTOVIK, MEADERIVER, NUIDSUT, PT. HOPE, PT. LAY, WAINWRIGHT, BREVIG MISSION, COUNCIL, ELIM, GAMBELL, GOLOVIN, KOYUK, DIOMEDE, MARYS IGLOO, NOME, ST. MICHAEL, SAVOONGA, SHAKTOOLIK, SHISHMAREF, STEBBINS, TELLER, UNALAKLEET, WALES, WHITE MOUNTAIN, ALATNA, ALLAKAKET, BETTLES, ANVIK, ARCTIC VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, BIRCH CREEK, CHALKYITSIK, CIRCLE, CLEAR, DELTA JUNCTION, EAGLE VILLAGE, FAIRBANKS, FORT YUKON, GALENA, GRAYLING VILLAGE, HEALY, HOLY CROSS, HUGHES, HUSLIA, KALTAG, KOYUKUKVILLAGE, MANLEY HOT SPRINGS, MCGRATH, MEDFRA, LAKE MINCHUMINA, MINTO, NENANA, NIKOLAI, NORTHWAY,NULATO, RAMPART, RUBY, SHAGELUK, STEVENS VILLAGE, TAKOTNA, YUKON RIVER, TANACROSS, TANANA, TELIOA, TETLIN, TOK, VENETIE, YOBUK VILAGE, AMBLER, BUCKLANr), CANDLE, DEERING, KIANA, KIVALINA, (continued) 90 KOTZFBIIE, NOATAK, NOORVIK, SELAWIK, SHUNGNAK, DEMOGRAPHY, HISTORY, MAPS, ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, TANANA RIVER, KOY\JKUKRIVER ABST A CATALOG OF BRIEF VILLAGE PROFILES FOR ALL ALASKAN COMMUNITIES. PROFILES INCLUDE A VILLAGE LAYOUT, POPIJLATION FIGURES, FACILITIES, A SUMMARYOF AREA WILDLIFE AND NATURAL RESOURCESAND THEIR UTILIZATION AS WELL AS SOME HISTORICAL COMMENTS. 334 AUTH PATTERSON, A. DATE 1974 TITL SIJBSISTENCE HARVESTS IN FIVE NATIVE REGIONS PIJBL JFSLUPC FOR ALASKA, ANCHORAGE;48P KEYW GALENA, MCGRATH, TOK, FORT YUKON, MARINE MAMMALUTILIZATION, CARIBOIJ, CARIBOU HUNTING, SEAL, WALRIJS, WHALE, FISH, BIRD5, BARROW, KAKTOVIK, PT. HOPE, WAINWRIGHT, ANAKTUVUKPASS, GATHERING, FURREARERS, BUCKLAND, DEERING, KIVALINA, NOATAK, KOTZEBUE, SELAWIK, NOORVIK, KIANA, AMBLER, KOBUK, SHUNGNAK, BEAR, SALMON, GAMBELL, SAVOONGA,DIOMEDE, KING ISLAND, BREVIG MISSION, SHISHMAREF, TELLER, VALES, ELIM, GOLOVIN, KOYUK, NOME, SHAKTOOLIK, ST. MICHAEL, STEBBINS, UNALAKLEET, WHITE MOUNTAIN, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KOYUKUKRIVER, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, KOYLJKONATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, YOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, ETHNOBOTANY,ATHABASKANS, HOLY CROSS, TANANA ATHARASKANS, IJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, ARCTIC VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, BIRCH CREEK, CANYONVILLAGE, CIRCLE, RAMPART, CHALKYITSIK, STEVENS VILLAGE, VENETIE, ALATNA, ALLAKAKET, BETTLES, HUGHES, HIJSLIA, KALTAG, NIJLATI), KOYUKUKVILLAGE, RUBY, TANANA, ANVIK, GRAYLING VILLAGE, MEDFRA, NIKOLAI, SHAGELUK, TAKOTNA, TELIDA, DOT LAKE, EAGLE VILLAGE, MINTI), NORTHWAY,TANACROSS, TETLIN, YHITEFISH, MOOSEHUNTING, WATERFOWLHUNTING ABST AVERAGE HARVEST FIGURES (NUMBER AND PnuNm) ARE PRESENTED FOR ALL FISH, BIRn, MAMMALAND PLANT SPECIES UTILIZED BY VILLAGES WITHIN FIVE NATIVE REGIONS IN ALASKA. FIGURES REPRESENTAN AVERAGEVILLAGE HARVEST OVER SEVERAL YEARS BASED ON A SURVEY TAKEN IN 1973. 335 AUTH PATTY, S. Y. DATE 1971 TITL A CONFERENCEWITH THE TANANA CHIEFS PUBL ALASKA JOURNAL l(2); PP2-18 KEYW NATIVE CLAIMS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA CHIEFS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE ABST TRANSCRIPTS OF A 1915 MEETING OF GOVERNMENTOFFICIALS AND CHIEFS OF THE TANANA ATHABASKANS. THE NEEDS AND CONCERNSOF THE LOCAL INDIANS ARE DISCUSSED. 91 336 AUTH PENDERGAST, R. DATE 1973 TITL N.W.T. PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD STUDY PUBL INTERIM REPORT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL-SOCIAL COMMITTEE, NORTHERN PIPELINES TASK FORCE ON NORTHERNOIL DEVELOPMENT,OTTAWA; 36P KEYW CARIBOU, CANADA, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, PORCIIPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM ABST ATTEMPTS TO ASSESS POTENTIAL IMPACTS DF A PROPOSEDPIPELINE ON THE PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD. CONCLUDESTHAT THE RICHARDSON MOUNTAINS ARE CRITICAL HAHITAT FOR THE PORCIJPINE HERD. 337 AUTH PENNOYER, S.; MIDDLETON, K. R.; MORRIS, M. E., *JR. DATE 1965 TITL ARCTIC-YUKON-KUSKOKWIMAREA SALMONFISHING HISTORY PUBL INFORMATION LEAF. NO. 70, ADF&G, JUNEAU; 51P KEYW YUKON RIVER-ALL, KUSKOKWIMRIVER, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, FISH, SALMON, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON-KUSKOKWIMDELTA, FISH UTILIZATION, DOGS, YOYUKON ATHABASKANS, YUPIK ESKIMOS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS ABST EXAMINES THE YUKON-KUSKOKWIMSALMON FISHERY. DISCUSSES COMMERCIALAND SUBSISTENCE FISHING EFFORT AND CATCH FOR EACH VILLAGE ALONG BOTH RIVERS FOR VARIOUS DATES. SURSISTENCE CATCH IS CHARTED BY SPECIES AND BROKENDOWN INTO ESTIMATES OF HUMAN USE AND DOG FOOD. 338 AUTH PETER, K. DATE 1981 TITL LIVING IN THE CHANDALARCOUNTRY PUBL ANLC, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 147P KEYW KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, CHANDALARRIVER, LINGUISTICS, FORT YUKON, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ARCTIC VILLAGE, CHALKYITSIK, BIOGRAPHY, SJJBSISTENCEACTIVITES, DOGS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,CARIBOU HUNTING, HUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, PORCUPINE RIVER ABST DESCRIBES THE AUTHOR'S LIFE IN THE CHANDALARRIVER COUNTRY FROM 1937-1947. PORTRAYSKUTCHIN ATHABASKANWAY OF LIFE AND SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES IN THAT AREA. TEXT IN ENGLISH AND GWICH’IN ATHABASKAN. 92 339 AUTH PETER, Y. (EDITOR) DATE 1979 TITL ELDERS SPEAK PIJRL NATIONAL BILINGIJAL MATERIALS DEVELOPMENTCENTER, RURAL EDUCATION AFFAIRS, U OF A, ANCHORAGE;1lnP KEYW VENETIE, CHALKYITSIK, KIlTCHIN ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, CHRISTIAN VILLAGE, SJIRSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HUNTING, CANYONVILLAGE, F9RT YUKON, J'ORCJIPINE RIVER, CHANDALARRIVER ABST THE RECOLLECTInNS OF ELDER ATHABASKANSFROM UPPER YUKON COMMUNITIES REFLECT ON A TRADITIONAL WAY OF LIFE AND THEIR EARLY DAYS. SILAS JOHN, ALICE MOSES, HENRY WILLIAMS, AND RELLA FRANCIS ARE INTERVIEWED. TRANSCRIPTS OF TAPES ARE PRESENTED IN GWICH'IN ATHABASKANAND ENGLISH. 340 AUTH PETROFF, I. DATE 19on TITL THE POPULATION AND RESOURCESOF ALASKA, 1580 PUBL IN; COMPILATION OF NARRATIVES OF EXPLORATION IN ALASKA, U.S. CDNGRESS, SENATE COMMITTEEON MILITARY AFFFAIRS. GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP55-2S2 KEYW GEOGRAPHY,ARCTIC COAST, NORTH SLOPE, YUKON RIVER-ALL, YUKON-KUSKOKIIIMDELTA, ALEUTIANS, COOK INLET, SEYARD PENINSULA, PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, KUSKOKWIMRIVER, SOIJTHEAST ALASKA, ATHABASKANS, ALEUTS, ESKIMOS, TLINGIT, KODIAK, RIJSSIAN AMERICA, DEMOGRAPHY,HEALTH, FIJR TRADE-HISTORIC, SEALING, BRISTOL BAY, FIJRBEARERS, SEA OTTER, FIIR SEAL, BEAVER, BEAR, FOX, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SALMON, HALIBUT, cm, TIMBER, NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL, HISTORY, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, ETHNOLOGY, NORTONSOUND, RFLIEF SYSTEMS, ORAL TRADITIONS, WILI-JLIFE ABST AN EXTENSIVE OVERVIEW OF ALASKA'S HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, NATURAL RESOURCEPOTENTIAL ANI) NATIVE INHABITANTS AS VIEWED IN mm. 9IVIDES ALASKA INTO SIX GEOGRAPHICUNITS AND DISCUSSES THE GEOGRAPHY,POPJJLATION AND SETTLEMENTSOF EACH REGION. NATJJRALRESOURCE POTENTIAL AND INDUSTRIES ARE EXAMINED, PARTICULARLY THE FUR, TIMBER AND FISHERIES INDUSTRIES. FlJR HARVEST STATISTICS ARE GIVEN. REVIEWS MAJOR EXPLORATIONS IN ALASKA PRIOR TO 1880 AND GIVES AN OVERVIEW OF ALASKAN HISTORY TO THAT DATE. CONCLUDESWITH AN ETHNOLOGICAL SUMMARYOF ALL ALASKAN NATIVE GROUPSAND SUBGROUPSRECOGNIZED AT THAT TIME FOCUSING ON THEIR CIJSTOMS AND BELIEFS. 93 341 AUTH PITTS, R. S. DATE 1972 TITL THE CHANGING SETTLEMENTPATTERNS AND HOUSING TYPES OF THE UPPER TANANA INDIANS PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, II OF A, FAIRBANKS; 250P KEYW TANANA ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, HOIJSE TYPES, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, FJEMOGRAPHY,NABESNA, TETLIN, TANACROSS, DOT LAKE, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP, BANDS, TANACRDSSATHABASKANS, FORTYMILE RIVER, TRANSPORTATION-ROIJTES,ALASKA HIGHWAY, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, ARCHEOLOGY,GEOGRAPHY, HIJNTING, CIJLTIIRE CHANGE, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, MENTASTA, COPPER RIVER-IIPPER ABST AN HISTORIC4L OVERVIEW AND COMPARISONOF PRE- AND POSTCONTACTCULTURE OF THE UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANSWITH AN EMPHASIS ON SETTLEMENTPATTERNS AND HOIJSE TYPES. 342 AUTH PLASKETT, D. C. DATE 1977 TITL THE NENANA RIVER GORGESITE: A LATE PREHISTORIC ATHABASKAN CAMPSITE IN CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, IJ OF A, FAIRBANKS; 28OP KEYW NENANA RIVER, ARCHEOLOGY,ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY, ALASKA RANGE, ETHNOHISTORY, GEOLOGY, FAUNAL ANALYSIS, WILDLIFE, HUNTING, SURSISTENCE STRATEGIES, TANANA RIVER-LOWER, HEALY, TANANA ATHABASKANS, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS ABST ANALYSIS OF ARCHEOLOGICALDATA FROM A MULTICOMPONENTSITE IN CENTRAL ALASKA. DRAWSETHNOGRAPHIC CONCLUSIONS FROM BOTH PREHISTORIC AND HISTORIC FINDINGS. INCLUDES A FAUNAL ANALYSIS AND AN ETHNOHISTORICAL OVERVIEW. COMPARESNENANA GORGESITE TO OTHER SITES IN CENTRAL ALASKA. 343 AUTH POPE, D. DATE 1980 TITL THE UPPER YUKON AND OTHER FRESHWATERSALMON FISHERIES: FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS PUBL PRESENTEDTO THE 1lTH AK. LEGISLATURE BY D. POPE, ANCHORAGE; 107P + APPENnICES KEYW FISHING-COMMERCIAL, YtlKDN RIVER-MIDDLE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, DOGS, ECDNOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, INGALIK ATHARASKANS, KDYUKONATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIDNAND EXCHANGE, FISH UTILIZATION, SALMON, FISH ABST PRESENTS A HISTORY OF FISHERIES DEVELOPMENTON THE YUKON RIVER AND AN OVERVIEW OF THE IJPPER YtJKON SOCIO-ECONOMTC SITUATION AND ITS RELIANCE ON FISHING. CONCLUDESWITH AN ASSESSMENTOF THE IMPACT OF A LIMITED ENTRY POLICY ON THE YUKON RIVER SALMON FISHERY AND LOCAL RESIDENTS. 94 344 AUTH POPPE, R. DATE 1971 TITL KUTCHIN BIBLIOGRAPHY: AN ANNOTATEDRIRLIOGRAPHY OF NORTHERN YUKON KUTCHIN INDIANS PUBL CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE, EDMONTON;82P KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, BIBLIOGRAPHY, OLD CROY, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA, ETHNOGRAPHY,HISTORY, CULTIJRE CHANGE, PORCUPINE RIVER, HUNTING, TRAPPING, GEOGRAPHY ABST A CDLLECION OF MOSTLY CANADIAN KUTCHIN MATERIAL. FOCUS IS ON OLD CROWBUT 1NCLUr)ES MACKENZIE DELTA AND GENERAL NORTHERNATHABASKAN WORKS. CITATIONS ARE INDEXED BY SUBJECT WITH SOMEANNOTATIONS. 345 AUTH PRUITT, 14. 9. DATE 1962 TITL ANIMAL ECOLOGYAND THE ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE RANGE PURL IN: SCIENCE IN ALASKA, PROCEED. 12TH AK. SCI. CONF., COLLEGE, ALASKA; PP45-51 KEYW ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, WILDLIFE, BR9OKS RANGE ABST NONE 346 AUTH RAINEY, F. G. DATE 1939 TITL ARCHEOLOGYIN CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL AMERICAN MUSEUMOF NAT. HIST. ANTHROPOLOGICALPAPERS 36(4); PP351-405 KEYW ARCHEOLOGY,TETLIN, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, BIRCH CREEK, FORT YUKON, CHANDALARRIVER, RAMPART, BEAVER VILLAGE, CHENA, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, COPPER RIVER-UPPER, HARDING LAKE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANACROSS ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, NABESNA, TANACROSS, HEALY LAKE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANANA, DELTA JUNCTION, GULKANA, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, HISTORIC SITES ABST CATALOGSAND BRIEFLY DESCRIBES ARCHEOLOGICALSITES AND FINDINGS IN CENTRAL ALASKA. NO IN-DEPTH INTERPRETATION OF ARTIFACTS. 347 AUTH RAINEY, F. G. DATE 1940 TITL ARCHAEOLOGICALINVESTIGATIONS IN CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL AMERICAN ANTIQUITY 5(4); PP299-308 KEYW TANANA RIVER-IJPPER, YUKON RIVER-YIDDLE, ARCHEOLOGY,nELTA JUNCTION, TANACROSS, DOT LAKE, HEALY LAKE ABST REVIEWS MAJOR ARCHEOLOGICALSITES IN INTERIOR ALASKA AS OF 1940. 95 348 AUTH RAUSCH, R. A. DATE 1953 TITL ON THE STATUS OF SOMEARCTIC MAMMALS PUBL ARCTIC 6(2); PP91-147 KEYW NORTH SLOPE, WILDLIFE, BROOKSRANGE, ARCTIC VILLAGE, ANAKTUVUKPASS, BEAR, FOX, WOLF, FURBEARERS, CARIBOU, CARIBOU HUNTING, NUNAMIUT, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS ABST REPORTSON THE DISTRIBUTION AND POPULATION STATUS DF SOME ARCTIC MAMMALSWITH AN EMPHASIS ON GRIZZLY BEAR, WOLF AND CARIBOIJ. INCLUDES INFORMATION ON THE EXTENT OF HUMANUSE AND DRAWSFROM COLLECTION EFFORTS AND SURVEY WDRKDONE IN ARCTIC VILLAGE AND ANAKTUVUKPASS. 349 AUTH RAY, P. Y.; RICHARDSON, W. P. DATE 1900 TITL RELIEF OF THE DESTITIITE IN THE YIJKONREGION, 1598 PIJBL IN: COMPILATION OF NARRATIVES OF EXPLORATIONS IN ALASKA, U.S. GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP519-560 KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, DAWSON, CIRCLE, KLONDIKE, MINING-HISTORIC, FORT YUKON, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, HAN ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, NON-NATIVES ABST AN ACCIIIJNT OF FOOD SHORTAGESIN THE DAWSGNREGION DURING THE GOLD RUSH AND THE ATTEMPTS OF THE U.S. INFANTRY TO ALLEVIATE THE PROBLEM. 350 AUTH RAYMOND, C. P. DATE 1900 TITL RECONNOISSANCEOF THE YUKON RIVER, 1869 PUBL IN: COMPILATION OF NARRATIVES OF EXPLORATIONS IN ALASKA, U.S. CONGRESS, SENATE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS. GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP19-41 KEYW YUKON RIVER-ALL, ANVIK, NULATO, ST. MICHAEL, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, TANANA VILLAGE, FORT YUKON, KOYlJKON ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, TRADE, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, PORCUPINE RIVER, GEOGRAPHY,HISTORY ABST NARRATIVE OF THE FIRST STEAM BOAT JOURNEY UP THE YUKON RIVER FROM ST. MICHAEL TO FORT YIJKON. BRIEFLY DISCUSSES NATIVES AND SETTLEMENTSENCOUNTEREn. 351 AUTH REED, T. R.; PARSONS, E. C. flATE 1925 TITL CRIES-FOR-SALMON: A TEN'A WOMAN PUBL IN: AMERICAN INnIAN LIFE, ED. BY E. C. PARSONS. U OF NEBRASKA PRESS, LINCOLN; PP337-361 KEYW ETHNOGRAPHY,YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, ANVIK, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, BELIEF SYSTEMS, POTLATCH ABST A DESCRIPTION OF TRADITIONAL MIDDLE YUKON ATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE, CUSTOMS, CEREMONIESAND RITUALS THROUGHTHE LIFE STORY OF A GIRL NAMEDCRIES-FOR-SALMON. INCLUDES BIRTH, DEATH AND PUBERTY RITUALS, SHAMANISM, POTLATCH AND MARRIAGE CUSTOMS. 96 352 AUTH RENEWABLFRESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICES LTD. DATE 1977 TITL A PROGRAMFOR THE PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENTOF THE PORCJJPINE CARIBOU HERD PUBL RENEWABLERFSOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICES LTD., CALGARY; 32P KEYW CARIBOU, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU HUNTING, DEMPSTER HIGHWAY, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS ABST THE NEED FOR A PORCUPINE CARIBOU MANAGEMENTPLAN IS STRESSED IN LIGHT OF THE DEMPSTERHIGHWAY CORRIDOR, PROPOSED PETRDLEUMDEVELOPMENT, INCREASED SIJRSISTENCE AND RECREATIONAL HIJNTING AND LACK OF COORDINATION BETWEEN MANAGEMENTAGENCIES. RESEARCHNEEDS AND DEVELOPMENTOF A MANAGEMENTPLAN ARE DISCUSSED. 353 AUTH RICE, ,I. F. DATE i9no TITL FROMVALDEZ TO EAGLE CITY PUBL IN; COMPILATION OF NARRATIVES OF EXPLORATIONS IN ALASKA, 1J.S. CONGRESS, SENATE CDMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS. GOVT. PRINT., OFFICE, YASHINGTON, D.C.; PP784-787 KEYW EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, VALDEZ, EAGLE CITY, COPPERRIVER, AHTNA ATHARASKANS, TANANA RIVER, IJPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, FDRTYMILE RIVER, HAN ATHABASKANS, GEOGRAPHY ABST A BRIEF SUMMARYOF AN EXPEDITION FROM VALDEZ TO EAGLE VIA THE COPPER, TANANA AND FORTYMILE RIVERS. PRIMARILY CONCERNEDWITH TRAVEL ROUTES, AND GEOGRAPHICOBSERVATIONS. OFFERS SOME CASIJAL OBSERVATIONSOF NATIVES ENCOUNTERED. 354 AUTH RITTER, J. T. DATE 1976 TITL KUTCHIN PLACE NAMES: EVIDENCE OF ABORIGINAL LAND USE PUBL IN: DENE RIGHTS: SUPPORTINGRESEARCH AND DOCUMENTS,VOL. 3, INDIAN BROTHERHOODOF THE NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, YELLOWKNIFE; PP 111-135 KEYW CANADA, MACKENZIE RIVER, PEEL RIVER, FORT MCPHERSON,OLD CROW, ARCTIC RED RIVER, YUKON TERRITORY, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, HISTORY, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, LOIJCHEUX, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, LAND USE, PLACE NAMES, LINGUISTICS ABST DISCUSSES AND GIVES EXAMPLESOF TEN CATEGORIES OF KUTCHIN PLACE NAMES FROM THE PEEL RIVER REGION. A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PEEL RIVER 1839-1976 IS OFFERED. THE USE OF PLACE NAME RESEARCHTO OUTLINE TRAOITIONAL LAN0 USE AREAS IS EXAMINED. 97 355 AUTH ROTH, E. DATE 1981 TITL HISTORIC POPULATION STRUCTUREOF A NORTHERNATHAPASKAN BUSH COMMUNITY: OLD CROWVILLAGE, YUKON TERRITORY PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGY18(l); J'P33-43 KEYW CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY, OLD CROW, PORCUPINE RIVER, DEMOGRAPHY,KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, KINSHIP ABST EXAMINES THE DEMOGRAPHICAND BIOLOGIC CONSEQUENCESOF SOCIALLY INDUCED SEDENTISM FOR THE COMMUNITYOF OLD CROWAND THE DEMOGRAPHICFEATURES FORMEDTHROUGH ISOLATION. KINSHIP TIES AND GENEALOGICALRECORDS ARE IJSED IN A TECHNICAL DISCIJSSION OF nLD CROWSOCIAL NUCLEATION, DEME FORMATION, AND GENETIC MICRODIFFERENTIATION. 356 AUTH ROlrlINSKI, L. 01. DATE 1958 TITL A REVIEW OF WATERFOWLINVESTIGATIONS AND A COMPARISONOF AERIAL AND GRCIIJNDCENSUSING OF WATERFOWLAT MINT0 FLATS, ALASKA PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 112P KEYW WATERFOWL,MINT0 FLATS, MINTO, TANANA RIVER-LOWER ABST A PHYSICAL PROFILE OF THE MINT0 FLATS AREA AND A COMPARISON OF EFFECTIVENESS OF AERIAL AND GROUNOCENSUS TECHNIQUES FOR WATERFOWLPOPULATIONS. 357 AUTH RUSSELL, F. DATE 1900 TITL ATHABASCANMYTHS PUBL J. OF AMERICAN FOLKLORE 13; PPll-18 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, LOlJCHEUX, ORAL TRADITIONS, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST NONE 358 AUTH SABINE, B. W. DATE 1902 TITL ANVIK PAST AND PRESENT PUBL SPIRIT OF MISSIONS 67(6); PP413-416 KEYW ANVIK, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, MISSIONARIES, YUKON RIVER-MInDLE ABST NONE 359 AUTH SCHMITTER, F. DATE 1910 TITL UPPER YUKON NATIVE CUSTOMSAND FOLK-LORE PUBL SMITHSONIAN MISC. COLLECTIONS 56(4), SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, B.C.; 30P KEYW HAN ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ATHABASKANCULTURE, ORAL TRADITIONS, SlJBSISTENCE CYCLE, HEALTH, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, NUTRITION, EAGLE VILLAGE, BELIEF SYSTEMS ABST AN OVERVIEW OF HAN ATHABASKANCULTJJRE AROUND 1906 FOLLOWED BY A COLLECTION OF ORAL TRADITIONS. 98 360 AUTH SCHNEIDER, Y. S. DATE 1976 TITL BEAVER, ALASKA: THE ST9RY OF A MULTI-ETHNIC COMMUNITY PUBL PHD THESIS, BRYN MAWRCOLLEGE, BRYN MAWR, PA., UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS, ANN ARBOR; 528P KEYW BEAVER VILLAGE, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KINSHIP, ESKIMOS, PLACE NAMES, ORAL TRADITIONS, ETHNOHISTORY, HISTORY, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, NON-NATIVES, WILDLIFE, STEVENS VILLAGE, MINING-HISTORIC, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, LAND USE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, CULTURE CHANGE, MISSIONARIES ABST AN IN-DEPTH EXAMINATION OF THE HISTORY OF BEAVER VILLAGE AND ITS UNIDJJE ETHNIC CGMPOSITIDN OF ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANSAND NON-NATIVES. INDI'IIDUAL LIFE HISTORIES, KINSHIP, SOCIAL TIES BETWEENGROUPS AND TO THE LAND ARE EXAMINED IN DETAIL. 361 AUTH SCHNEIDER, W. S. DATE 1979 TITL HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON TRAPPING IN ALASKA PUBL UNPUBLISHED DRAFT, NRS, ANCHORAGE;27P KEYW TRAPPING, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, SJJRSISTENCEACTIVITIES, YUKON RIVER-ALL, ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, TRADE, RUSSIAN AMERICA ABST AN HISTORIC OVERVIEW OF TRAPPING AND THE HISTORIC FUR TRADE IN ALASKA. PROVIDES BACKGROUNDON THE ROLE OF TRAPPING IN PEOPLE'S LIVES DURING THAT PERIOD. A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF CONTEMPORARYTRAPPING EFFORTS IN LIGHT OF RECENT NATIONAL INTEREST LAND DESIGNATIONS IN ALASKA. 362 AUTH SCHNEIDER, W. S. DATE 1980 TITL TRAPPING FURBEARERSIN ALASKA: A LEGACY AND PERHAPS A DESTINY PUBL ALASKA IN PERSPECTIVE 3(l); 23P KEYW TRAPPING, FURREARERS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, RUSSIAN AMERICA ABST AN HISTORICAL OVERVIEWOF TRAPPING IN ALASKA FROM RJJSSIAN OCCUPATION TO IT'S ROLE IN THE LIVES OF CONTEMPORARY ALASKANS. 363 AUTH SCHNEInER, W. S.; GUDGEL-HOLMES,0.; OALLE-MOLLF, 11. DATE 1981 TITL CIJLTIJRAL RESOURCESIN THE NORTH EXTENSIr)N OF DENALI NATIONAL PARK PUBL UNPUBLISHED DRAFT, AVAILABLE SIJBSISTENCE DIV.,ADF&G, FAIRBANKS; 3OP KEYW DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE, HISTORIC SITES, TRAPPING, ETHNOHISTORY, LAKE MINCHUMINA, KANTISHNA RIVER, HISTORY, KUSKOKWIMRIVER-IJPPER, LAND USE, SJJBSISTENCEACTIVITIES, TOKLAT, TOKLAT RIVER, TELIDA, KANTISHNA, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES ABST AN INVENTORY OF HISTORIC SITES, CABINS, TRAILS, ROADHOUSES, AND VILLAGE SITES IN THE NORTHAND NORTHWESTAODITIONS TO DENALI NATIONAL PARK. TRAPPING AND OTHER SUBSISTENCE LAND IJSES IN THE MINCHUMINA AREA ARE FOCIJSEDON. 99 364 AUTH SCHRADER, F. C. DATE 1900 TITL PRELIMINARY REPORT ON A RECONNAISSANCEALONG THE CHANDALAR AND KOYUKUKRIVERS, ALASKA, IN 1899 PUBL USGS ANNUAL REPORT NO. 21, GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. ; PP447-456 KEYW CHANDALARRIVER, KOYUKUKRIVER, WILDLIFE, GEOLOGY, NIJLATO, GEOGRAPHY,FORT YUKON, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES,YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKAN3 ABST DISCUSSES PRINCIPAL TRAVEL ROUTES IN THE KOYUKUKAND CHANDALARRIVER REGIONS WITH BRIEF COMMENTSON SETTLEMENTS, NATIVE POPULATION, CLIMATE, WILDLIFE AND VEGETATION FDLLOWED BY A GEOLOGIC OVERVIEW OF THE REGION. 365 AUTH SCHWATKA, F. DATE 1900 TITL A RECONNOISSANCEOF THE YUKON VALLEY, 188.3 PURL IN; COMPILATION OF NARRATIVES OF EXPLGRATIONS IY ALASKA, U.S. CONGRESS, SENATE COMMITTEEON MILITARY AFFAIRS. GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., PP285-362 KEYW TLINGITS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, YUKON TERRITORY, FORT YUKON, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, SOIJTHEASTALASKA, GEOGRAPHY,TANANA VILLAGE, KDYUKONATHABASKANS, NULATO, TANANA ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, ST,. MICHAEL, NORTONSOUND, UNALAKLEET, YUKON-KUSKOKWIMDELTA, ALEUTS, MAPS, ETHNOGRAPHY ABST THE ACCOUNTOF AN OVERLANDAND RAFT JOURNEY TO THE HEADWATERSAND DOWNTHE YUKON RIVER TO ST. MICHAEL. DESCRIBES WILDLIFE OBSERVED, NATIVES AND VILLAGES ENCOUNTEREDAND OFFERS CULTURAL OBSERVATIONSAND POPIILATION ESTIMATES. SUMMARIZESETHNOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON ALL ALASKAN NATIVE GROUPSRECOGNIZED AT THAT TIME. 366 AUTH SCOLLON, R. (EDITOR) DATE 1980 TITL STORIES FOR MY GRANDCHILDREN PlJBL ANLC, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 45P KEYW TANACROSSATHABASKANS, ORAL TQADITIONS, TANACROSS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, BELIEF SYSTEMS, LINGUIST-ICS ABST A CDLLECTIrlN OF ATHABASKANORAL TRADITIONS FROM THE TANACROSSAREA. 367 AUTH SCOTT, E. F.; CHATELAIN, E. F.; ELKINS, W. A. DATE 1950 TITL THE STATUS OF DALL SHEEP AND CARISOU IN ALASKA PURL TRANS. 15TH N. AM. WILDLF CONF., SAN FRANCISCO; PP612-626 KEYW CARIBOU, CARISOU HUNTING, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERO, SHEEP, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, FORTYMILE RIVER, SHEEP HUNTING ABST REVIEWS THE POPULATION STAT!JS OF SHEEP AND CARIBOU THROUGHOUT ALASKA COMMENTINGON INCREASED HUNTING PRESSURESAND HARVEST STATISTICS. GI\/ES USFWS POPULATION ESTIMATES FOR SHEEP AND CARIBOU BY REGION AS OF 1949. 100 368 AUTH SELKREGG, L. (COMPILER) DATE 1975 TITL ALASKA REGIONAL PROFILES: YUKON REGION PUBL PREPAREDFOR JFSLUPC FOR ALASKA BY AEIDC, U OF A, ANCHORAGE; 346P KEYW GEOGRAPHY,CLIMATE, GEOLOGY, WILDLIFE, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, LAND USE, ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-ALL, COMMUNITYPROFILES, TANANA RIVER, KOYUKUKRIVER, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL,HOLY CROSS, GRAYLING VILLAGE, ST. MARYS, SHAGELUK, RUBY, TANANA, ANVIK, KOYIJKUK-VILLAGE, NULATD, GALENA, KALTAG, CENTRAL, CHALKYITSIY, CIRCLE, ALLAKAKET, SETTLES, HUGHES, HIJSLIA, ARCTIC VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, FORT YUKON, RAMPART, STEVENS VILLAGE, VENETIE, COLLEGE, ESTER, FAIRBANKS, DELTA JUNCTION, DOT LAKE, FGRT GREELY, HEALY, MANLEY HOT SPRINGS, LAKE MINCHUMINA, MINM, NENANA, NORTHWAY,TANACROSS, TETLIN, TOK, EAGLE VILLAGE, VEGETATION, WATERFOWL,FURBEARERS, FISH, HIJNTING, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,POPULATION, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES,DEMOGRAPHY, YUKON-KUSKOKWIM DELTA, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, KOYIJKONATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, KIJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, HISTORY, MINING-HISTORIC, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, WILDLIFE, YUPIK ESKIMOS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS ABST AN EXTENSIVE PROFILE OF THE NATURAL, AND MANMADE ENVIRONMENTALONG THE YUKON RIVER AND MAJOR TRIBUTARIES. INTERIOR ALASKAN VILLAGES, NATURAL RESOURCES, NATIVES, INDUSTRY, LAND USE, GEOGRAPHYAND DEMOGRAPHYARE OUTLINED. SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND AREA WILDLIFE ARE BRIEFLY EXAMINED. 369 AUTH SHEA, L. DATE 1978 TITL PROPOSEDTETLIN WILDLIFE REFUGE HEADQUARTERSSITE INVENTORY: TOK AND NORTHWAY PUBL USFWS, ANCHORAGE;IJNPAGINATED KEYW TOK, NORTHWAY,TETLIN NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, GEOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, SOCIfJ-ECONOMICCHARACTERISTICS, WILDLIFE, COMMUNITY PROFILES, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS ABST EXAMINES THE COMMUNITIES OF TOK AND NORTHWAYAS TO THEIR SUITABILITY FOR A REFUGE HEADQUARTERSSITE. PHYSICAL PROFILES AND SOCIO-ECONOMICOVERVIEWS ARE GIVEN. 101 370 AUTH SHEPHERD, P. E. K. DATE 1966 TITL WATERFOWLREPORT PUBL VOL 7, ANNIJAL PROJECT SEGMENTREPORT, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-6-R-6, WORKPLAN H, AND W-13-R-1, WORKPLAN C, ADF&G, JUNEAIJ; 26P KEYW COPPER RIVER DELTA, GEESE, MINT0 FLATS, KOTZERUE SOUND, WATERFOWLHUNTING, MINTO, TANANA RIVER-LOWER ABST ANNUAL WATERFOWLREPORT FOR 1965 LOOKS AT INTERACTIONS BETWEENWATERFOWL AND HABITAT IN THE COPPERRIVER DELTA, MINT0 FLATS WATERFOWLPOPIILATION SIJRVEYS AND OVERALL WATERFOWLHARVEST FIGURES. IN 1965 112,000 BIRDS WERE HARVESTED IN ALASKA. 371 AUTH SHEPHERD, P. E. Y. DATE 1972 TITL REPORT OF 1971 SURVEY-INVENTORYACTIVITIES--LAND EVALUATION AND GAME LABORATORY PIJBL VOL. 9, PROJECT PROGRESSREPORT, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PROJECT W-17-3, ADF&G, JUNEAU; 42P KEYW KANUTI RIVER, WILDLIFE, WATERFOWL,KOYUKUK RIVER, IMURIJK BASIN, LAKE ILIAMNA, KANUTI NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE ABST THE KANUTI RIVER IS ONE OF THREE AREAS EXAMINED AS A POTENTIAL WILDLIFE HABITAT PRESERVED. THE KANUTI FLATS ARE IDENTIFIED AS CRITICAL HABITAT FOR WATERFOWL. APPENDIX INCLUDES WATERFOWLSPECIES OBSERVED. ALSO EXAMINED ARE THE IMURUK BASIN AND LAKE ILIAMNA. 372 AUTH SHERMAN, M. C. DATE 1965 TITL TANNING MY MOOSEHIDE PUBL ALASKA 26(2); PP29-30, 59 KEYW TANNING, MOOSEHIDE, MOOSEUTILIZATION ABST RELATES THE AUTHOR'S ATTEMPTS AT A TRADITIONAL ATHABASKAN TANNING TECHNIQUE FOR MOOSEHIDE. 373 AUTH SHERWIN, L. DATE 1978 TITL THE FREEWHEELINGFISHERY PIJBL ALASKA 44(4); PPlO-12 KEYW FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-TECHNOLOGY, YIJKON RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA RIVER, SALMON, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE ABST DESCRIBES THE MIDDLE YUKON COMMERCIALSLAMON FISHERY AND THE IJSE OF FISHWHEELS. GIVES SOME ROUGHSALMON HARVEST STATISTICS. 102 374 AUTH SHIMKIN, D. B. DATE 1951 TITL FORT YUKON, ALASKA: AN ESSAY IN HIJMANECOLOGY, I PUBL ALASKA DEVELOPMENTBOARD, JUNEAU; 5OP KEYW FORT YUKON, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, GEOGRAPHY,FURBEARERS, TRAPPING, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ETHNOHISTORY, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, HISTORY ABST A BRIEF HISTORY AND PHYSICAL PROFILE OF THE FORT YUKON SETTLEMENT AND UPPER YIJKONAREA FOLLOWEDBY AN ANALYSIS OF AREA NATlJRAL RESOIJRCESAND INDUSTRIES INCLUDING TRAPPING AND LOCAL FIJR TRADE. 375 AUTH SHIMKIN, D. R. DATE 1955 TITL THE ECONOMYOF A TRAPPING CENTRE: THE CASE OF FORT YUKON, ALASKA PURL ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT AND CULTIJRE CHANGE3(3); PP219-240 KEYW FORT YUKON, TRAPPING, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, YIJKON RIVER-UPPER, DEMOGRAPHY,INCOME-WAGE, LAND USE, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, YUKON FLATS, FIJRREARERS ARST ANALYSIS OF FORT YUKON AREA TRAPPING DYNAMICS. INDIVIDIJAL TRAPPERS AND LINE LOCATIONS ARE IDENTIFIED FOR THE 1948-49 SEASON. THE ECONOMICSOF TRAPPING ARE DISCUSSED, WEIGHING TRANSPORTATIONAND EQUIPMENT COSTS AGAINST FUR PRICES. 376 AUTH SHINKWIN, A. I-I. DATE 1975 TITL THE DIXTHADA SITE: RESULTS OF 1971 EXCAVATIONS PUBL WESTERNCANADIAN J. OF ANTHROPOLOGY5(3-4); PP148-158 KEYW ARCHEOLOGY,TANACROSS, HEALY LAKE, LAKE MINCHUMINA, ATHABASKANPREHISTORY, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER ABST REPORTSON EXCAVATIONS AND ARTIFACT INTERPRETATION FROM A SITE NEAR TANACROSS. SITE IS STRATIFIED AND A COMPARISON IS MADE TO OTHER INTERIOR ALASKAN ARCHEOLOGICALSITES. 377 AUTH SHINKWIN, A. I). DATE 1977 TITL THE ARCHEOLOGICALVISIBILITY OF NORTHERNATHAPASKANS IN THE TANANA RIVER AREA, CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL IN: PROBLEMSIN THE PREHISTORY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SUBARCTIC, ED. RY J. W. HELMER ET AL. U OF CALGARY ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSN., CALGARY; PP40-45 KEYW DIXTHADA, HEALY LAKE, TANANA RIVER, ARCHEOLOGY,TANACROSS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, TANACROSSATHARASKANS ABST ARGUES THAT THOIJGHMANY ARCHEOLOGICALSITES HAVE BEEN INVENTORIED FOR THE TANANA VALLEY, GIVING THE IMPRESSION OF A WELL OUTLINED RECORDOF CULTURE AND ATHABASKANEVOLUTION, SOUND ARCHEOLOGICALEVIDENCE AND ARTIFACT FINDINGS ARE FEW. STRESSES THE NEED FOR MORE WORKON INTERIOR ATHABASKAN ARCHEOLOGY. 103 378 AUTH SHINKWIN, A. D. DATE 1979 TITL DAKAH DE’NIN’S VILLAGE AND THE DIXTHADA SITE: A CONTRIBUTION TO NORTHERNATHAPASKAN PREHISTORY PUBL NATIONAL MUSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, ARCHAEOLOGICAL SIJRVEY OF CANADA PAPER NO. 91, NATIONAL MIJSEUMOF CANADA, OTTAWA; 197P KEYW AHTNA ATHABASKANS, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, ARCHEOLOGY,TANANA RIVER-UPPER, COPPER RIVER, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, MATERIAL CIJLTURE, SIJBSISTENCE CYCLE, ETHNOHISTORY, FAUNAL ANALYSIS, ORAL HISTORY, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIE5, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HEALY LAKE, LAKE MINCHUMINA, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, ATHABASKANPREHISTORY ABST THE ARCHEOLGICAL SITES OF TJIYTHADAAND DAKAH DE'NIN'S VILLAGE ARE FXAMINED. DETAILS HOUSE PIT EXCAVATIONS, ARTIFACTS, FAUNAL ASSEMBLAGE, MATERIAL CIJLTIJRE AND OFFERS AN OIJTLINE OF SUBSISTENCE CYCLE AND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS. THESE ThlO SITES ARE COMPAREDTO A THIRD SITE NEAR OLD CROWAND TO OTHER INTERIOR ALASKAN SITES. AN ATTEMPT IS MADE TO ILLUSTRATE THE UTILITY OF ARCHEOLOGYALONE AS A TOOL FOR ASSIGYING GROUPAFILLIATION AMONGNORTHERN ATHABASKANS. 379 AUTH SHINKWIN, A. 0.; AIGNER, J. S. DATE 1979 TITL HISTORIC AND PREHISTORIC LAND USE IN THE tIPPER TANANA VALLEY: REPORT ON THE ARCHAEOLOGICALSURVEY ALONG THE ALASKA HIGHWAY PIPELINE FROMDELTA JUNCTION TO THE YUKON BORDER PUBL SUBMITTED TO NORTHWESTPIPELINE CO., FAIRBANKS; 203P KEYW SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL,WILDLIFE, LAND USE, HEALY LAKE, ARCHEOLOGY, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, DOT LAKE, DELTA JUNCTION, TANACROSS, TETLIN, NORTHWAY,HUNTING, TRAPPING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, ALASKA HIGHWAY, JJPPERTANANA ATHABASKANS ABST OUTLINES LAND USE AS REFLECTED IN ARCHEOLOGICALFINDINGS AND COMMENTSON CURRENT "PROCUREMENTACTIVITIES" BY INTERIOR ALASKAN ATHABASKANS. 380 AUTH SHINKIIIN, A. D.; AIGNER, J. S.; ANDREWS, E. F. DATE 1980 TITL LAND USE PATTERNS IN THE UPPER TANANA VALLEY, ALASKA PURL APUA 19(2); PP43-53 KEY'.d LAND USE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ARCHEOLOGY,IIPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, TANACROSSATHABASKANT, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, TANACROSS, NORTHWAY,DOT LAKE, TETLIN, HEALY LAKE, ETHNOHISTORY, WATERFOWLHUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, CARIBOU HUNTING, MOOSEHUNTING, SHEEP HUNTING ABST ANALYZES PRE- AND POSTCONTACTATHABASKAN SETTLEMENTS IN THE UPPER TANANA FOR SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS, SUBSISTENCE RESOURCE AVAILABILITY AND THE RESULTING DIFFERENCES IN LAND USE PATTERNS. 104 381 AUTH SHINKWIN, A. D.; ANDREWS, E. F.; SACKETT, R. H.; KROUL, M. V. DATE 1978 TITL FDRT EGBERT AND THE EAGLE HISTORIC DISTRICT: RESIJLTS OF ARCHEOLOGICALAND HISTORIC RESEARCH, SUMMER1977 PUBL PREPAREDFOR USDI, BLM BY ANTHROPOLOGYPROGRAM, II OF A, FAIRBANKS; 485P KEYW EAGLE CITY, FORT EGBERT, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ETHNOHISTORY, HISTORY, ARCHEOLOGY,LAND IJSE, NON-NATIVES, HAN ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES ABST A DESCRIPTION OF EXCAVATION ACTIVITIES, HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND ARTIFACTS RECOVEREDAT FORT EGRERT WITH AN INTRODlJCTORY OVERVIEW OF TRADITIONAL, HISTORIC AND CONTEMPORARYNATIVE AND NON NATIVE lJSE OF NATURAL RESOIJRCESIN THE EAGLE AREA. ALSO REVIEWS PREVIOIJS ARCHEOLGGYAND ETHNOGRAPHICWORK DONE IN THE EAGLE AREA. 382 AUTH SIDDAL, 14. R. DATE 1959 TITL THE YIJKONWATERWAY IN THE DEVELOPMENT9F INTERIOR ALASKA PUBL PACIFIC HISTORICAL REVIEW 23; PP361-376 KEYW YIJKONRIVER-ALL, TRANSPORTATION-ROJJTES,ST. MICHAEL ABST REVIEWS THE ROLE OF THE YUKON RIVER IN EARLY EXPLORATION AND AS A CORRIDOR FOR MODERNDEVELOPMENT AND COMMERCE. 383 AUTH SIEBERT, E. V. DATE 1980 TITL NORTHERNATHABASKAN COLLECTIONS OF THE FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGY17(l); PP49-77 KEYW SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY,CLOTHING, ATHABASKANS, MATERIAL ClJLTURE ABST REPORTSON AN EXTENSIVE RUSSIAN MUSEUMCOLLECTION OF ATHABASKANMATERIAL CULTURE FROM THE EARLY 1890'S WHICH REFLECTS PRE- AND EARLY CONTACTWAY OF LIFE. 384 AUTH SINGH, I. G.; COOKE, I;. A.(EDITOR) DATE 1981 TITL YUKON BIBLIOGRAPHY UPDATE TO 1979, PARTS 1 AND 2 PUBL OCCAS. PIJBL. NO. B-6, BOREAL INSTITUTE FOR NORTHERNSTUDIES, U OF ALBERTA, EDMONTON;599P t 263P KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, YlJKON TERRITORY, HUNTING, TRAPPING, INJJIT, ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY,ARCHEOLOGY, CANADA, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST ANNOTATEDAND INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON A VARIETY OF TOPICS FOR THE YUKON TERRITORY. SUBJECTS OF INTEREST TO SUBSISTENCE RESEARCHINCLIJDE: NATIVE PEOPLES, ECONOMICS, WILDLIFE, ARCHEOLOGY,HJJNTING AND TRAPPING. 105 385 AUTH SKARLAND, I.; GIDDINGS, J. L., JR. DATE 1948 TITL FLINT STATI9NS IN CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL AMERICAN ANTIQIJITY 14(2); PP116-120 KEYW ARCHEOLOGY,BIRCH LAKE, NENANA, COLLEGE SITE, FORTYMILE RIVER, ATHABASKANPREHISTORY, TANANA RIVER-UPPER ABST BRIEF REVIEW OF MAJOR FLINT STATIONS AND ARCHEOLOGICALSITES IN INTERIOR ALASKA. 386 AUTH SLOBODIN, R. DATE 1960 TITL EASTERN KUTCHIN WARFARE PIJBL ANTHROPOLOGICA2(l); PP76-94 KEYW WARFARE, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, SOCIAL ORGANIZtTION, ESKIMO-INnIAN RELATIONS, PEEL RIVER, CROWRIVER, YUKON FLATS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ARCTIC RED RIVER, YIJKONTERRITORY, CANADA, ESKIMOS, PORCUPINE RIVER ABST DESCRIBES THE HISTORY OF CONFLICTS AND FEIJDS BETWEENESKIMO AND KUTCHIN GROUPS. CAIJSES AND FUNCTION OF CONFLICT ARE DISCUSSED. BASED ON FIELDWORK IN THE 1930’S AND 1940's. 387 AUTH SLOBODIN, R. DATE 1962 TITL BAND ORGANIZATION OF THE PEEL RIVER KUTCHIN PUBL NATIONAL MIJSEUMOF CANADA BULL. 179, ANTHROPOLOGICALSERIES NO. 55, OTTAWA; 97P KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, PEEL RIVER, BANDS, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, MINING-HISTORIC, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, TRAPPING, HUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, FORT MCPHERSON, CANADA, FIJR TRADE-HISTORIC, KINSHIP, ETHNOHISTORY, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE, LEADERSHIP, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGY ABST A HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE KUTCHIN PEOPLE FROM CONTACTTO PRESENT. DISCUSSES SOCIAL STRUCTURE, HUNTING AND TR,APPING STRATEGIES AND BAND ORGANIZATION WITH EMPHASIS ON THE PEEL RIVER KUTCHIN. 388 AUTH SLOBODIN, R. DATE 1966 TITL INDIAN LI\/ING: OLD STYLE PUBL IN: PEOPLE OF LIGHT AND DARK, ED. BY M. VAN STEENSEL, CANADA DEPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERNDEVELOPMNENT, OTTAWA; PPlOO-105 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ETHNOGRAPHY,ATHABASKAN CJJLTURE ABST BRIEFLY SKETCHESTRADITIONAL NORTHERNATHABASKAN WAY OF LIFE AS REPRESENTEDBY THE KIJTCHIN. 106 389 AUTH SLOBODIN, R. DATE 1969 TITL CRITERIA OF IDENTIFICATION OF BANDS PUBL IN: CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY: BAND SOCIETIES, ED BY D. DAMAS. NATIONAL MUSEUMOF CANADA BULL. NO. 228, ANTHROPOLOGICALSERIES 84, OTTAWA; PP191-211 KEYW ETHNOLOGY, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, BANDS, HUNTING, SJJBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, KINSHIP, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ABST NONE 390 AUTH SLOBODIN, 9. DATE 1969 TITL LEADERSHIP AND PARTICIPATION IN A KUTCHIN TRAPPING PARTY PUBL IN: CONTRIBIJTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY: BAND SOCIETIES, ED BY D. DAMAS. NATIONAL MIJSEIJMOF CANADA BULL. 228, ANTHROPOLOGICALSERIES NO. 84, OTTAWA; PP56-92 KEYW PEEL RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKAYS, BANDS, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGY, TRAPPING, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, CANADA, MACKENZIE RIVER, LEADERSHIP, FORT MCPHERSON,NORTHWEST TERRITORIES ABST AN ACCOUNTOF THE TRAPPING EFFORTS OF A GROUPOF PEEL RIVER KUTCHIN. GROUPSTRUCTURE, ORGANIZATION, FUNCTION, AND RELATIONSHIPS ARE ANALYZED. MANY CASIJAL OBSERVATIONSABOUT CONTEMPORARYKUTCHIN CIJLTURE ARE MADE. 391 AUTH SLOBODIN, R. DATE 1975 TITL CANADIAN SUBARCTIC ATHABASKANSIN THE LITERATURE TO 1965 PUBL CANADIAN REVIEW OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY12(3); PP278-289 KEYW CANADA, ATHABASKANS, BIBLIOGRAPHY ABST PRESENTS A HISTORY OF NORTHERNATHABASKAN RESEARCH, NOTING PROMINENT NAMES IN THE FIELD OF NORTHERNATHABASKAN ETHNOGRAPHYAND ANTHROPOLOGY. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTHERN ATHABASKAN RESEARCHTO 1965 IS GIVEN. 392 AUTH SLOBODIN, R. DATE 1975 TITL NORTHERNATHABASKAN RESEARCH: S9ME COMMENTS PUBL IN: PROCEED. NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CONF., 1971, VOL. 2, ED. BY A. M. CLARK. CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 27, NATIONAL MIJSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, OTTAWA; PP786-797 KEYW CANADA, ATHABASKANS, BIBLIOGRAPHY ABST DISCUSSES THE STATUS OF THE FIELD OF NORTHERNATHABASKAN RESEARCH. MAJOR WORKSAND AUTHORSARE NOTED AS ARE VOIDS IN THE LITERATURE AND RESEARCHNEEDS. 107 393 AUTH SLOBODIN, R. DATE 1975 TITL WITHOIJT FIRE: A KUTCYIN TALE OF WARFARE, SURVIVAL AND VENGANCE PUBL IN: PROCEED., NORTHERNATHAPASKAN CONF. 1971, VOL. 2, ED. BY A. M. CLARK CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYSERVICE PAPER NO. 27, NATIONAL MUSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERILES, OTTAWA; PP 259-301 KEYW WARFARE, KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, ORAL TRADITIONS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP, BELIEF SYSTEMS ARST ANALYZES AN ATHABASKANLEGEND CONCERNINGWARFARE AMONG THE KIJTCHIN. KINSHIP AND SOCIAL PATTERNS ARE DISCIJSSED IN RELATION TO INTRA TRIBAL CONFLICTS. 394 AUTH SLOBODIN, R. DATE 1981 TITL KUTCHIN PURL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED. BY ,I. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP514-532 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, BANDS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, CARIBOU HJJNTING, MOOSEHIJNTING, CLOTHING, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY,PORCUPINE RIVER, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY, CULTURE CHANGE, LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL, MATERIAL CULTURE, BELIEF SYSTEMS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,DEMOGRAPHY, ARCTIC VILLAGE, VENETIE, CHALKYITSIK, FORT YUKON, CIRCLE, OLD CROW ABST REVIEW OF TRADITIONAL KUTCHIN CULTURE, LIFE CYCLE, BELIEFS, AND SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES. TRANSITION FROM TRADITIONAL TO CONTEMPORARYCULTURE IS TRACED THROUGHTHREE SEPARATE PHASES. CHANGESIN A VARIETY OF CULTURAL TRAITS FROM 1840 TO 1950 ARE SHOWNON A CHART. POPULATION FIGURES FROM 1968 ARE GIVEN FOR MAJOR VILLAGES. NINE MAJOR KUTCHIN SUBDIVISIONS ARE DISCUSSED. 395 AUTH SMITH, J. G. E. (EDITOR) DATE 1979 TITL INDIAN-ESKIMO RELATIONS: STUDIES IN THE INTER-ETHNIC RELATIONS OF SMALL SOCIETIES PUBL ARCTIC ANTYROPOLDGY16(2); 195P KEYW ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, ESKIMOS, INUIT, ATHABASKANS ABST PRESENTS SEVERAL PAPERS DEALING WITH PREHISTORIC AND HISTORIC ESKIMO AND INDIAN CONTACT AND CONFLICT IN THE NORTH. 108 396 AUTH SNIFFEN, M. Y.; CARRINGTON, T. S. DATE 1914 TITL THE INDIANS OF THE YUKON AND TANANA VALLEYS OF ALASKA PUBL INDIAN RIGHTS ASSN., PHILADELPHIA; 35P KEYW ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, NUTRITION, HEALTH, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, TANANA VALLEY, EAGLE VILLAGE, FORT YUKON, KOYUKUKRIVER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS ABST MISSIONARY REPORTSON THE STATUS OF ATHABASKANSALONG THE YUKON AND TANANA RIVERS IN 1913 WITH OBSERVATIONSON HEALTH AND LIVING CONDITIONS. 397 AUTH SNOW, ,I. J-l. DATE 1981 TITL INGALIK PUBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, ED BY J. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIOV, WASHINGTQN, D.C.; PP602-617 KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, ANVIK, SHAGELUK, SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SETTLEMENTPATTERNS, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, TRAPPING, CARIBOU HIJNTING, FISH, FURBEARERS, LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL, ETHNOHISTQRY, CULTIJRE CHANGE, MATERIAL CULTURE, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY,HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS ABST BRIEF OVERVIEW OF INGALIK AND HOLIKACHUK TRADITIONAL CULTURE AND ETHNOHISTORY. 398 AUTH SNOWSHOE,C. DATE 1977 TITL A TRAPPER'S LIFE PUBL IN: DENE NATION: THE COLONYWITHIN, Er). QY M. WATKINS. U OF TORONTOPRESS, TORONTO, PP28-31 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CULTURE CHANGE, FORT MCPHERSON, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,MACKENZIE RIVER, CANADA ABST A BRIEF ACC9UNT OF THE NATIVE WAY OF LIFE IN NORTHWESTERN CANADA AND THEIR PR9BLEMS COPING WITH THE CHANGESBROUGHT ABOUT BY OIL DEVELOPMENT. 399 AUTH SPIESS, A. E. DATE 1979 TITL REINDEER AND CARIBOU HUNTERS: AN ARCHAEOLOGICALSTUDY PIJBL ACADEMIC PRESS, NEW YORK; 312P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIROU HUNTING, CARIBOU UTILIZATION, SJBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, HUNTING, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,ARCHEOLOGY, FAIJNAL ANALYSIS, REINDEER, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS ABST REVIEWS THE ZOOARCHEOLOGYOF CARIBOU AND WHAT WE KNOWOF ABORIGINAL CARIBOU HIJNTING CULTURES AND TECHNIQIJES. 109 400 AUTH SPURR, S. H., ET AL. DATE 1966 TITL RAMPARTDAM AND THE ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT OF ALASKA, VOL. 1: SUMMARYREPORT PUBL AK. DEVELOPMENTPROJECT, SCHOOLOF NAT. RESOURCES, U OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR; 62P KEYW RAMPARTDAM, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, YATERFOWL, WILDLIFE, ECOLOGY, YIJKONRIVER-MIDDLE, YUKON FLATS, DEVELOPMENT-IHYDRO, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER ABST A SUMMARYOF THE PRDPOSEDRAMPART DAM PRO,JECTAND THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO THE MIDDLE AND IJPPER YUKON RIVER ECONOMYAND ENVIRONMENT. 401 AUTH STAGER, J. K. DATE 1974 TITL OLD CROW, YUKON TERRITORY, AND THE PROPOSEDNORTHERN GAS PIPELINE PUBL REPORT NO 74-21, ENVIRONMENTAL-SOCIAL COMMITTEE, NORTHERN PIPELINES, TASK FnRCE ON NORTHERNOIL DEVELOPMENT, OTTAWA; 232P KEYW ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, SQCIO-ECONOMICCHARACTERISTICS, OLD CROW, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANF, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, CARIBOU HUNTING, CANADA, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, INCOME-WAGE, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE, YUKON TERRITORY, CULTURE CHANGE, TRAPPING, ETHNOHISTORY, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, GEOGRAPHY, PORCUPINE RIVER, LAND USE, DOGS, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,DEMOGRAPHY ABST AN EXCELLENT REVIEW OF THE TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY KUTCHIN WAY OF LIFE IN OLD CROWWITH AN EMPHASIS ON SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND CULTURAL TIES TO THE LAND. EXAMINES THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF A GAS PIPELINE UPON ALL ASPECTS OF OLD CROW'S ECONOMY,ENVIRONMENT, AND WAY OF LIFE. PAYS PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE REACTIONS OF CARIBOU TO PIPELINE ACTIVITY AND POSSIBLE DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS TO CARIBOU AND CARIBOU AVAILABILITY IN OLD CROW. 402 AUTH STEPHENSEM, N. J. DATE 1979 TITL THE ETHNDHISTORYOF THE LOWERYUKON-INNOKO REGION WITH EMPHASISON LOCAL WATERWAYS PUBL AK. DEPT. OF NAT. RESOURCES, DIV. OF RESEARCHAND DEVELOPMENT, ANCHORAGE;106P KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, TNNOKORIVER, HISTORY, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES,EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, HOLY CROSS, ANVIK, MISSIONARIES, ATHABASKANS, WILDLIFE, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, GRAYLING VILLAGE, SHAGELUK, IDITAROD RIVER, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, INGALIK ATHARASKANS, LAND USE, ETHNOHISTORY, MINING-HISTORIC, YUKON RIVER-LOWER ABST REVIEWS THE HISTORY, EXPLORATION AND NATIVE CIJLTIJRE OF THE YUKON-INNOKO REGION, PAST AND PRESENT. NATIVE SUBSISTENCE EFFORTS ARE BRIEFLY DESCRIBED AND QUANTIFIED. AREA MINING ACTIVITIES ARE DETAILED AND RIVER NAVIGABILITY IS FOCUSEDON THROUGHOUT. 110 403 AUTH STERN, R. 0. DATE 1978 TITL HISTORIC USES OF THE KANDIK AND NATION RIVERS, EAST CENTRAL ALASKA PUBL AK. DEPT. OF NAT. RESOURCES, DIV. 9F FOREST, LAND AND WATERMANAGEMENT, ANCHORAGE; 1OlP KEYW NATION RIVER, YANDIK RIVER, YIJKONRIVER-UPPER, EAGLE VILLAGE, LAND IJSE, NON-NATIVES, GEOLOGY, MAPS, SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TRAPPING, GEOGRAPHY,FISHING-S!JBSISTENCE, HAN A ATHABASKANS ABST TRACES THE RECENT HIJMANACTIVITY IN THE UPPER YUKON REGION THROUGHANALYSIS OF PUBLISHED AND IlNPlJBLISHED DOCUMENTS, DIARIFS AND JOURrJALS. MINING AND GEOLOGIC SURVEY ACTIVITY MAKE Up A GOODDEAL OF THE AREAS HISTORY. SETTLFMENTS, CAMPS, AND LAND IJSE RY ROTH NATIVES AND NON-NATIVES IS DOCUMENTED. 41 4 AUTH STEWART, E. G. DATE 1955 TITL FORT MCPHERSONAND THE PEEL RIVER AREA PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, OUFENS UNIVERSITY, KINGSTON, ONTARIO KEYW FORT MCPHERSON,PEEL RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY,HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, MACKENZIE RIVER, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, CANADA, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES ABST NONE 405 AUTH STEWART, E. 6. DATE 1959 TITL CHIEF OF THE YUKON KUTCHIN PUBL BEAVER 290 (WINTER); ~~52-54 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, YUKON TERRITORY, CANADA, LEADERSHIP ABST SAH-NEU-TI, THE LAST POWERFULCHIEF OF THE KUTCHIN OF THE UPPER YUKON RIVER, IS BRIEFLY DESCRIBED. 406 AUTH STICKNEY, A. DATE 1981 TITL SIJBSISTENCE RESOURCEUTILIZATION, NIKOLAI AND TELIDA PIJBL UNPUBLISHED INTERIM REPORT, AVAILABLE AT SUBSISTENCE DIV., ADF&G, BETHEL; 32P KEYW SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, NIKOLAI, TELIDA, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-UPPER, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, SALMON, UPPER KUSKOKWIM ATHABASKANS, M9OSE HUNTING, FISH UTILIZATION ABST NONE 111 407 AUTH STRONG, B. 5. DATE 1977 TITL ALASKA PIPELINE: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT ON NATIVE PEOPLE PUBL ESCOMREPORT NO. Al-31, ENVIRONMENTAL-SOCIAL COMMITTEE, NORTHERNPIPELINES, DEPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT; OTTAWA; 8OP KEYW SOCIO-ECONOMICCHARACTERISTICS, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM, ECONOMICSYSTEYS-GENERAL, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,INCOME-WAGE, DEMOGRAPHY,BARROW, NORTH SLOPE, ATHABASKAN!?, ESKIMr)S, FAIRBANKS, 4NCH9RAGE, VALDEZ, YUK9N RIVER-UPPER, TANANA RIVER, COPPER RIVER ABST A REVIEW OF THE PIPELINE CONSTRIJCTIONPROJECT AND THE S9CIAL AND ECONOMICSTATUS 9F ALASKAN NATIVES BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER THE CONSTRUCTI9N PERIOD. STATEWIDE, REG19NAL AND VILLAGE IMPACTS OF THE PIPELINE CONSTRIJCTIONPROJECT ARE EXAMINED IJSING EMPLOYMENT,WAGE, DEMOGRAPHICAND CRIME STATISTICS. THE NATIVE LAND CLAIMS SETTLEMENTAND THE EMERGENCEOF REGIONAL NATIVE CORPORATI9NSARE VIEWED AS POSITIVE IMPACTS OF THE PIPELINE. 498 AUTH STIJCK, H. DATE 1914 TITL TEN THOUSANDMILES WITH A DOG SLED PUBL SCRIBNERS, NEW YORK; 420P KEYW DOGS, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, TANANA RIVER, KUSKOKWIMRIVIER, NOME, FAIRBANKS, KOYUKUKRIVER, YUKON RIVER-ALL, FORT'YMILE RIVER, BETTLES, GEOGRAPHY,KOBUK RIVER, IDITAROD RIVE'R, CHANDALARRIVER, NULATO, KALTAG PORTAGE, EAGLE VILLAG~E, FORT YUKON, ESKIMOS, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES,ATHABASKANS ABST DETAILS OF WINTER TRAVELS ALL 9VER ALASKA BY DOGTEAM. DESCRIBES VILLAGE LIFE, NATIVE CIJSTOMS, THE USE OF DOGS, GEOGRAPHY,AND ADVENTURESIN THE EARLY 1900’s. 409 AUTH STUCK, H. DATE 1917 TITL VOYAGESALONG THE YUKON AND ITS TRIBUTARIES: A NARRATIVE OF SUMMERTRAVEL IN INTERIOR ALASKA PURL SCRIBNERS, NEW YORK; 397P KEYW YUKON RIVER-ALL, FORTYMILE RIVER, EAGLE CITY, CIRCLF, YUKON FLATS, TANANA RIVER, NIILATO, KALTAG, ANVIK, ALLAKAKET, HOLY CROSS, ST. MICHAEL, PORCUPINE RIVER, CHANDALARRIVER, RUBY, KOYUKLJKRIVER, INNOK RIVER, IDITAROD RIVER, MISSIONARIES, ATHABASKANS, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, YUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS ABST RELATES THE ADVENTURESOF A WELL-TRAVELED ALASKAN MISSIONARY IN THE EARLY 1900’s. OFFERS OBSERVATIONSON VILLAGE LIFE AND ATHABASKANWAY OF LIFE. 112 419 AUTH SIJLLIVAN, J. Y. DATE 1979 TITL FAIRBANKS: AN ECONOYIC PROFILE PUBL ALASKA REVIEW OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICCONDITIONS 7(l); 19P KEYW FAIRBANKS, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY, DEMOGRAPHY,INCOME-WAGE, TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE ABST PRESENTS A BRIEF ECONOMICHISTORY OF FAIRBANKS AND DETAILED PROFILE OF CURRENT (1968) INDUSTRY, ECONOMICAND DEMOGRAPHIC FIGURES. 41 AtJTH SIJLLIVAN, R. #I. DATE 1936 TITL THE ETHNOL9GYOF THE TEN'A INDIANS OF INTERIOR ALASKA PUBL UNPIJBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 103P KEYW ETHNOLOGY, ATHABASKANS, MATERIAL CULTURE, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HUNTING, FISH UTILIZATION, F99D PREPARATI9N, YOIJSE TYPES, TANANA RIVER, YIJKONRIVER-MIDDLE, KIJSKOKWIMRIVER-UPPER, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, tJPPER KUSKOKWIMATHABASKANS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, COPPER RIVER, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, KINSHIP, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,CLnTHING, BELIEF SYSTEMS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, TRAr)E, ORAL TRADITIONS, ATHABASKANCULTURE ABST THIS THESIS EXAMINES INTERIOR ALASKAN ATHABASKANCIJLTIJRE IN GENERAL. THE KUTCHIN ARE EXCLUDED IN SIJLLIVAN'S DEFINITION OF THE TEN'A. FOOD AND FOOD GETTING, DOMESTIC AND SOCIAL CULTURE, RELIGION AND AESTHETIC CULTURE ARE SIJBJECT HEADINGS. USES EXAMPLES FROM THE YUKON AND COPPER RIVER AREA AND TANANA RIVER ATHABASKANS. 412 AUTH SULLIVAN, R. J. DATE 1942 TITL THE TEN'A FOOD QUEST PUBL PHD THESIS, CATHOLIC U OF AMERICA, ANTHROPOLOGICALSERIES, NO. 11, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 142P KEYW KOYUKUKVILLAGE, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, NULATO, KALTAG, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HUNTING, FISHING-S!JRSISTENCE, TRAPPING, FOOD PREPARATION, SIJBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, ATHABASKANS, WATERFOWLHUNTING, YIJKON RIVER-MIDDLE, CARIBOU HUNTING, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, ATHABASKANCULTIJRE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ABST OUTLINES SEASONAL SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY, SPECIES IJTILIZED AND CEREM9NIES OF THE MIDDLE YUKON ATHABASKANSFROM THE NULATO-KALTAG REGION IN THE 1940’s. 113 413 AUTH SURRENDI, I). C.; DEROCK, E. A. DATE 1976 TITL SEASONAL DISTRIRUTIOf’d, POPULATION STATIJS AND BEHAVIOR OF THE PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD PUBL CANADIAN WILDLIFE SERVICE, MACKENZIE VALLEY PIPELINE INVESTIGATIONS, (OTTAWA); 144P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, PBRCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU OISTURBANCE, DEMPSTERHIGHWAY, AERIAL HARASSMENT ABST DISCUSSES PORCIJPINE HERD OBSERVATIONSMA@E FROM OCTOBER 1972 TO NOVEMBER1973 UITH DETAILS OF POPULATION SIZE, MIGRATION ROUTES, CALVING AND WINTERING LOCATIr)NS, SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, AND RESPONSESTO AERIAL HARASSMENTAND DEMPSTERHIGHWAY TRAFFIC. 414 AlJTH TANANA CHIEFS CONFERENCE PATE 1951 TITL MORE THAN JIJST FOOD PIJBL THE COUNCIL, MAY 1981; PPl-5 KEYW BELIEF SYSTEMS, KOY!JKONATHABASKANS, KOYUKlJKRIVER ABST A REVIEW OF NELSON‘S "TRACKS IN THE WILDLAND" AND THE RELIGI9lJS AND IDE9LOGICAL ASPECTS OF ATHABASKANSUBSISTENCE. 415 AUTH TANANA HIGH SCHOOL DATE N.D. TITL LIFE ON THE YUKON PUBL TANANA HIGH SCHOOL, TANANA; 20P KEYW TANANA, ATHABASKANCULTURE, POTLATCH, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, TRAPPING, NUCHALAWOYYA,YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS ABST NONE 416 AUTH TANNER, A. DATE 1966 TITL TRAPPERS, HUNTERS AND FISHERMEN: WILDLIFE UTILIZATION IN THE YIJKONTERRITORY PUBL YUKON RESEARCHPROJECT NO. 5, NORTHERNCO-ORDINATION AND RESEARCHCENTRE, DEPT. OF NORTHERNAFFAIRS AND NATIONAL RESOIJRCES, OTTAWA; 79P KEYW TRAPPING, HIJNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, CARIBOU HUNTING, P9RCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, PEEL RIVER, YILDLIFE, YUKON TERRITORY, LAND IJSE, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, HAN ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TUTCHONEATHABASKANS, DAWSONCARIBOIJ HERD, CARIBnU, INCOME-WAGE, FURBEARERS, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC ABST DISCUSSES ALL ASPECTS OF WILDLIFE UTILIZATION IN THE YUKON TERRITORY. NATIVE AND NON-NATIVE FISHING, HUNTING AND TRAPPING EFFORTS ARE REVIEWED. ASSIGNS MONETARYVALUES TO WILDLIFE RESOURCESTO OBTAIN DOLLAR ESTIMATES OF WILDLIFE RESOURCESIN THE RURAL ECONOMY. ALS9 OFFERS A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE YUKON FUR TRADE. 114 417 AUTH THOMAS, Y. L. (EDITOR); COOKE, G. A. (EDITOR); PERRY, G. I). (EDITOR) DATE 1975 TITL YUKON BIRLIOGRAPHY UPDATE TO 1977 PUBL OCCAS. PUB. NO. 8-4, BOREAL INSTITUTE FOR NORTHERNSTUDIES, U OF ALBERTA, EDMONTON;476P KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, YUKON TERRITORY, GEOGRAPYY,GEOLOGY, DEMOGRAPHY,ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, CANADA, WILDLIFE, ARCHEOLOGY, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, FISH, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HIJNTING, TRAPPING ABST AN ANNOTATEDREGIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE YUKON TERRITORY. PART OF A SERIES OF UPDATED BIBLIOGRAPHIES ORGANIZED BY TOPIC. SUBJECTS OF INTEREST TO SUBSISTENCE RESEARCHERS INCLIIDE HUNTING, TRAPPING, NATIVE POPULATIONS AND ARCHEOLOGY. 418 AUTH THOMPSON,$1. DATE 1972 TITL PRELIMINARY STIJDY OF TRADITIONAL KUTCHIN CLOTHING IN MUSEUMS PUBL CANADIAN ETHNOLOGYDIV. PAPER ND. 1, NATIONAL MIJSEUMOF MAN MERCURYSERIES, 9TTAWA; 92P KEYW KUTCHIN ATHARASKANS, CLOTHING, ATHABASKANS, MATERIAL CULTURE ABST A DISCUSSION OF TRADITIONAL KUTCHIN CLOTHING USING MUSEUM SPECIMENS. PHOTOGRAPHS 419 AUTH THOMPSON, L. K. DATE 1972 TITL WISEMAN: A HISTORICAL STJJDYOF THE WISEMAN HISTORIC DISTIRCT PUBL USDI, BLM, FAIRBANKS DISTRICT OFFICE, FAIRBANKS; 23P KEYW WISEMAN, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, BROOKSRANGE, KOYUKUKRIVER, COLDFOOT, MINING-HISTORIC ABST TRACES THE HISTORY OF WISEMAN FROM ITS ESTABISHMENT DURING THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT. 420 AUTH TITUS, I).; TITUS, M. DATE 1979 TITL THIS IS THE WAY WE MAKE OIJR BASKETS PUBL ANLC, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 28P KEYW MINTD, TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANANA, HANDICRAFTS, MATERIAL CULTURE, MINT0 FLATS, TANANA RIVER-LOWER ABST AN INFORMATIONAL BOOKLET ON THE ART OF TANANA ATHARASKAN BASKET MAKING. PHOTOGRAPHS 115 421 AUTH TOBUK, F. DATE 1980 TITL FRANK TOBUK, A BI9GRAPHY: EVANSVILLE PUBL YUKON-KOYUKUKSCHOOL DISTRICT OF ALASKA, HANCOCKHOUSE PUBLISHERS LTD., VANCOUVER, B.C.; 64P KEYW BETTLES, KOYUKUKRIVER, EVANSVILLE, ALATNA, TRAPPING, DOGS, CARIBOU HUNTING, SNOWMACHINES, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS, ESKIMOS, BIOGRAPHY ABST FRANK TOBUK, SR., RECOLLECTSHIS LIFE IN THE UPPER KOYUKUK RIVER REGION. STORIES OF HUNTING, TRAPPING, THE USE 0F"DOGS AND THE ADVENT OF THE SNOYMACHINEP9RTRAY SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES IN AND AROUNDTHE UPPER KOYUKUKRIVER. 422 AUTH TRITT, A. DATE N.D. TITL THE ALBERT TRITT COLLECTION PURL U OF A ARCHIVES; VARIED PAGINATION KEW ARCTIC VILLAGE, VENETIE, CHALKYITSIK, DEMOGRAPHY,HISTORY, PORCUPINE RIVER, CHRISTIAN VILLAGE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, CHANDALARRIVER ABST THIS COLLECTION CONTAINS LETTERS, NOTES, CHURCHRECORDS, STORIES OF EARLY RESIDENTS AND A JOURNAL OF RECOLLECTIONS FROM THE REVERENDALBERT TRITT'S LIFE AND WORK IN ARCTIC VILLAGE, VENETIE AND CHALKYITSIK. 423 AUTH TRYCK, NYMANAND HAYES DATE 1975 TITL CITY OF DELTA JUNCTION, ALASKA: COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT PLAN VOLS. 1 AND 2 PUBL PREPAREDFOR THE CITY OF DELTA JUNCTION; 199P KEYW DELTA JUNCTION, DEMOGRAPHY,LAND USE, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM, COMMUNITYPROFILES ABST VOLUME 1 IS A BACKGROUNDASSESSMENT OF DELTA JUNCTION AND INCLUDES AN OVERVIEW OF PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS, NATURAL RESOURCES, LAND USE AND STATUS, ECONOMY,DEMOGRAPHY, AND COMMUNITYFACILITIES. VOLUME2 IS THE DEVELOPMENTPLAN, CONSISTING OF A LAND USE PLAN, ROAD AND STREET PLAN, COMMUNITYFACILITIES PLAN AND A GOVERNMENTSERVICES PLAN. 424 AUTH TURNER, J. H. DATE 1893 TITL THE BOUNDARYNORTH OF FORT YJJKON PURL NATIONAL GEOGRAHIC4; PP189-197 KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, GEOGRAPHY,EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, PORCUPINE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS ABST OBSERVATIONSOF KUTCHIN CULTURE AND WAY OF LIFE DURING BOUNDARYSURVEY WORKIN THE UPPER PORCUPINE IN 1890 ARE GIVEN. A SURVEY TRIP FROM THE UPPER PORCUPINE RIVER TO THE BEAUFORT SEA IS DETAILED, 116 425 AUTH UNDERWOOD,L. S.; SALDRIDGE, ,I. I!. DATE 1978 TITL ECOLOGICAL VALlJES ALONG THE NORTH SLOPE PORTION OF THE HAUL ROAD PUBL AEIDC, ANCHORAGE;40P KEW DALTON HIGHWAY, CARIBOU, MOOSE, BIRDS, FISH, OEVELOPMENT- PETROLEUM ABST INVENTORIES BIOTIC RESOURCESALONG THE DALTON HIGHWAY AND MAKES RECOMMENDATIONSFOR ECOL9GICAL PRESERVEAREAS. 426 AlJTH UNITED STATES ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS DATE 1964 TITL INTERIM REPORT NO. 7, YIJKONAND KUSK9KWIM RIVER BASINS, ALASKA PUBL 1J.S. G9VT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTnN, 9.C.; ?48P KEYW YUKON RIVER-ALL, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, KUSKOKWIM RIVER-.4LL, CLIMATE, YOYUKIJKRIVER, PORCUPINE RIVER, DEMOGRAPHY,BETHEL, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, WILDLIFE, FURBEARERS, TRAPPING, MINING, NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL, DEVELOPMENT-AGRICIILTIJRAL,DEVELOPMENT-HYDRO, GALENA, ANIAY, WATERFOWL,FISH, KALTAG, KANUTI RIVER, MELOZITNA RIVER, GEOGRAPHY,KOYUKON ATHABASKAN? ABST A PHYSIOGRAPHIC OVERVIEW INCLllT)ING GEOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS FOLLOWEDBY DETAILED HYDROLOGICAND WATERSHEDSTATISTICS FOR THE YUKON AND KUSKOKWIMRIVERS AND MAJOR TRIBUTARIES. CITES MAJOR HYDROELECTRICPROBLEMS AND PLANS FOR IMPROVEMENTIN THE VARIOUS VILLAGES. APPENDIX C9MMENTSON FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCESAND POTENTIAL IMPACTS UPON WILDLIFE FROM 8 PROPOSEDDAM PROJECTS. 427 AUTH UNITED STATES BUREAIJOF OUTDOORRECREATION DATE 1977 TITL THE 191~~~09 TRAIL (SEWARD-NOMEROUTE) AND OTHER ALASKAN GOLD RUSH TRAILS PUBL U.S. BUREAU OF OUTDOORRECREATION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 225P KEYW TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES,MINING-HISTORIC, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, GULKANA, TANACROSS, EAGLE VILLAGE, 9ELTA JUNCTION ABST EXAMINES SEVERAL HISTORIC OVERLANDTRAVEL RI-JUTESTHAT PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENTOF ALASKA. THE KOYUKUK-CHANDALARGnLn RUSH TRAIL, WASHINGTON-ALASKA MILITARY CABLE AND TELEGRAPH SYSTEM TRAIL, VALDEZ TRAIL, IDITAROD TRAIL, AND OTHERS ARE EXAMINED FOR SCENIC-RECREATIONAL VALIJES AND FOR POSSIBLE INCLUSION IN THE NATIONAL SCENIC TRAIL SYSTEM. 117 428 AUTH UNITED STATES CONGRESS, SENATE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS DATE 1900 TITL COMPILATION OF NARRATIVES OF EXPLORATIONS IN ALASKA PURL GOVT. PRINT. OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 856P KEYW EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, YUKON RIVER-ALL, ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, COPPERRIVER, TANANA RIVER, FORT YUKON, MINING-HISTORIC, ST. MICHAEL, DAWSON, COOK INLET, TYONEK, SJSITNA RIVER, TALKEETNA, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, CIRCLE, RAMPART, VALDEZ, TANANA VILLAGE, HEALTH, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES, TRANSPnRTATIONdlETHODS, EAGLE CITY, TLINGITS, KlJTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TAYANA ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ALEUTS, HUNTING, TRAPPING, SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIE$, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HOUSE TYPES, BELIEF SYSTEMS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, nom, ETHNnGRAPHY, CLOTHING, TRADF, ATHABASKAN ClJLTURE, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, CANADA, YUKON TERRITORY, GEOGRAPHY,PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, NUSHAGAKRIVER ABST A COLLECTION OF MORE THAN 50 NARRATIVES OF EARLY EXPLORATIONS IN ALASKA FROM 1869 TO 1899. ETHNOGRAPHIC INFORMATION IS OFFERED ON NATIVES AN9 SETTLEMENTS ENCOUNTERED. GIVES DETAILED GEOGRAPHICOBSERVATIDNS AND INFORMATION REGARDING EARLY TRAVEL ROIJTESAND METHODS. 429 AUTH UNITED STATES DEPT. OF AGRICULTIJRE, FOREST SERVICE OATE 1977 TITL CENTRAL INTERIOR: AREA GUIDE, PRELIMINARY REPORT PUBL USDA, FOREST SERVICE, JUNEAU; 103P KEYW LAND USE, NATIJRAL RESOURCES-GENERAL,WILDLIFE ABST DISCUSSES ISSUES CONFRONTINGTHE FOREST SERVICE IN MANAGING ALASKA LANDS. INCLUDES THE SUBSISTENCE ISSUE, AN INVENTORY OF RESOURCESAND FUTURE RESOLUTION OF ISSUES. 430 AUTH UNITED STATES DEPT. OF INTERIOR DATE 1975 TITL RAMPARTPROJECT, ALASKA: MARKET FOR POWERAND EFFECT OF PR9JECT ON NATURAL RESOURCES, 3 VOLS. PUBL USDI, JIJNEAU; 998P KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, CHALKYITSIK, BIRCH CREEK, CANYON VILLAGE, CIRCLE, FAIRBANKS, RAMPART, STEVENS VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, FORT YUKON, VENETIE, FISH UTILIZATION, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, TRAPPING, DEVELOPMENT-HYDRO,NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL, WILDLIFE, CLIMATE, ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT STATEMENT, HISTORY, FISH, DEMOGRAPHY,KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY,SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, GEOGRAPHY,YIJKON FLATS, WATERFOWL,SALMON, FURBEARERS, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL ABST VOLUMEONE PRESENTS AN OUTLINE OF THE PROPOSEDRAMPART DAM PROJECT FOLLOWEDBY AN OVERVIEW OF ALASKAN HISTORY, GEOGRAPHYAND AN EXHAUSTIVE INVENTORY OF NATURAL RESOURCES--MINERAL, PETROLEUM, SOILS, WATER, FISH, WILDLIFE, RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND HUMANRESOURCES. VOLtJME TWO SUMMARIZESALASKA'S CURRENTAND PROJECTEDPOWER NEEDS AND POWERDEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS. VOLUMETHREE INCLUDES A 118 MARKET ANALYSIS FOR RAMPARTDAM POWER, EXPECTED IMPACTS OF THE PROJECT UPON STATE AN0 LOCAL ECONOMIES, NATURAL RESOURCES, AND AREA NATIVE POPIJLATIONS. 9F INTEREST TO SUBSISTENCE RESEARCHERSIS A REVIEW OF YUKON RIVER COMMERCIALAND SUBSISTENCE SALMONFISHING AND NATIVE TRAPPING EFFORTS THE YUKON FLATS. 431 AUTH UNITED STATES DEPT. 9F INTERIOR, ALASKA PLANNING GROUP DATE 1974 TITL PROPOSEDBIRCH CREEK NATIONAL WILD RIVER: FINAL ENVIRONMENTALSTATEMENT PUBL IISDI, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 494P KEYW BIRCH CREEK, ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, GFOGRAPHY,LAND USE, SJJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, CIRCLE, CENTRAL, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS ABST IMPACT STATEMENTPROVIDES SOCIO-ECONOMICAND DEM9GRAPHIC DATA AS WELL AS A DETAILED PHYSICAL PROFILE OF THE BIRCH CREEK AREA OF INTERIOR ALASKA. 432 AUTH UNITED STATES DEPT. OF INTERIOR, ALASKA PLANNING GROUP DATE 1974 TITL PROPOSEDKOYUKUK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE: FINAL ENVIRONMENTALSTATEMENT PUBL USDI, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 578P KEYW KOYUKUKRIVER, INNOKO RIVER, GRAYLING VILLAGE, HUSLIA, KOYUKUK VILLAGE, GALENA, SHAGELUK, SUBSISTENCE RESOURCES,WILDLIFE, DEMOGRAPHY,FISH, FURBEARERS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HOLY CROSS, ANVIK, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, HUGHES, KALTAG, NULATO, SHAGELUK, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, HUNTING, WATERFOWL, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, GATHERING, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL, ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT STATEMENT, TRAPPING, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS, KOYUKUKNATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, ETHNOBOTANY, INNOKD NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFIJGE ABST REVIEWS THE PROPOSEDREFUGE ENVIRONMENTAND PEKCIEVEO IMPACTS OF THE WITHDRAWALUPON LOCAL RESI9ENTS, ECONOMICS, CULTIJRAL ENVIRONMENTAND ALTERNATIVES TO THE PROPOSAL. APPENDEDCHECKLISTS OF AREA FISHES, MAMMALS, BIRDS, VEGETATION AND DUCK BANDING RESEARCH. CHARTS TOTAL AREA HARVEST 9F FISH, BIG GAME, WATERFOWL,AND BERRY RESOIJRCESBY SPECIES ASSIGNING MONETARYEQUIVALENTS AND THIJS ECONOMIC VALUES OF SIIBSISTENCE RESOURCES. KOYUKUKAREA HARVEST IS VALIJED AT 3.7 MILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY. 119 433 AUTH UNITED STATES DEPT. OF INTERIOR, ALASKA PLANNING GROIJP DATE 1974 TITL PROPOSEDPORCUPINE NATIONAL FI)REST, ALASKA: FINAL ENVIRONMENTALSTATEMENT PIJBL USDI, YASHINGTON, D.C.; 672P KEYW PORCUPINE RIVER, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, FORT YUKON, ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS, CHALKYITSIK, SHEENJEK RIVER, COLLEEN RIVER, SOCIO-ECONOMICCHARACTERISTICS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, WATERFOWL,ARCTIC VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, RlRCH CREEK, CIRCLE, CANYON VILLAGE, RAMPART, STEVENS VILLAGE, VENETIE, YUKON RIVER-!JPPER, FISH, YATERFOWLHIJNTING, GATHERING, HUNTING, TRAPPING, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, DEMOGRAPHY,ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT, YUKON FLATS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE ABST IMPACT STATE!lENT PROVIDING BASELINE S9CIO-ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHICINFORMATION AS WFLL AS A OETAILED PHYSICAL PROFILE 9F THE PORCUPINE-UPPERYUKON RIVER REGI9N. SUBSISTENCE HARVEST ESTIMATES BY SPECIES FOR EACH VILLAGE ARE GIVEN IN A REVIEW OF AREA SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES. 434 AUTH UNITED STATES DEPT. OF INTERIOR, ALASKA PLANNING GROUP DATE 1974 TITL PROPOSEDYUKON FLATS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, ALASKA: FINAL ENVIRONMENTALSTATEMENT PUBL USDI, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 646P KEYW YUKON FLATS, ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, FORT YUKON, WATERFOWL,FISH, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, BIRDS, ARCTIC VILLAGE, BEAVER VILLAGE, BIRCH CREEK, CENTRAL, CIRCLE, CHALKYITSIK, GEOGRAPHY,ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT, STEVENS VILLAGE, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, WILDLIFE, YlJKON FLATS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE ABST IMPACT STATEMENTPROVIOING A PHYSICAL PROFILE AND A SOCIO-ECONOMICOVERVIEW OF THE PEOPLE AND VILLAGES OF THE UPPER YUKON. DISCUSSES CURRENTSUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ALTERNATIVES TO WITHDRAWALAND PROJECTED IMPACT OF THE REFUGE UPON L9CAL RESIDENTS. GIVES GROSS ESTIMATES OF SUBSISTENCE RESOURCESHARVESTED IN THE AREA AND INCLIJDES A CHECKLIST OF AREA BIRDS, FISH AND MAMMALS. 120 435 AUTH UNITED STATES DEPT. OF INTERIOR, ALASKA PLANNING GROUP DATE 1974 TITL PROPOSEDYUKON-KUSKOKWIM NATIONAL FOREST, ALASKA: FINAL ENVIRONMENTALSTATEMENT PUBL USDI, YASHINGTON, D.C.; 637P KEYW MCGRATH, MEDFRA, TAKOTNA, NIKC)LAI, TELIDA, KIJSKOKWIMRIVER, NOWITNA RIVER, TANANA, WILnLIFE, S9CI9-ECON9MIC CHARACTERISTICS, SUBSISTENCE PRODIJCTIONAND EXCHANGE, KOYIJKONATHABASKANS, ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT STATEMENT, GALENA, RUBY, FISH, FURREARERS, SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, YUKON RIVER-MIDnLE, KlJSK9KWIM RIVER-JIF'PER, GEOGRAPHY,ALASKA NATIONAL INTFREST LANDS, C9MMUNITY PRCIFILES, NOWITNA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFIJGE ABST DESCRIBES THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY9F THE PR9PI)SED 7.3-MILLION- ACRE WITHDRAWAL. AREA RES9lIRCES, WILDLIFE AN9 SCENIC VALUES ARE 9ISCIJSSED AL9NG WITH PRORARLEIMPACTS OF THE WITHDRAWAL ON THE AREA'S RESIDENTS AND RESOURCES. BRIEF SUMMARYOF AREA SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES AND A CHART OF SUBSISTENCE RESOURCESHARVESTEn, BY SPECIES, F9R EACH VILLAGE INCLIJDES BIG GAME, FURREARERS, WATERFOWLAND FISH. RFVIEWS VILLAGE SERVICES AND FACILITIES AND ALTERNATIVES TO THE WITHDRAWAL. 436 AUTH JJNITED STATES DEPT. OF INTERIOR, RLM DATE 1977 TITL PLANNING AREA ANALYSIS: FORTYMILE RESOURCEAREA PUBL USDI, BLM, FAIRBANKS; 38P KEW FORTYMILE RIVER, GEOGRAPHY,HISTORY, NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL,WILDLIFE, ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, DELTA JUNCTION, TANACROSS, TOK, TETLIN, TAYLOR HIGHWAY, ALASKA HIGHWAY, NORTHWAY,HEALY LAKE, DOT LAKE, EAGLE VILLAGE, CHICKEN, F9RT GREELY ABST A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE FORTYMILE RESOURCEAREA AND ITS ECONOMY. REFLECTS LOCAL PEOPLE'S CONCERNSREGARDING NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS THROUGH9lJESTIONNAIRE RESULTS. 437 AUTH lJNITE0 STATES DEPT. 9F INTERII)R, RLM DATE 1978 TITL THE UTILITY CnRRIDOR- PROPOSEDLAND IISES PURL IJS91, BLM, FAIRBANKS DISTRICT IIFFICE, FAIRBANKS; 57P KEYW LAND IJSE, r)EVELOPMENT-PETROLEIJM,FISH, NILDLIFE, DALTON HIGHWAY ARST AN OVERVIEW OF THE PIPELINE CORRIDOR AREA. CIJRRENTLAND USE ACTIVITIES, POTENTIAL CONFLICTS AND PROPOSALS. 438 AUTH JJNITS. S. DEPT. OF INTERII-JR, EIS TASK F9RCE DATE 1976 TITL ALASKA NATURAL GAS TRANSPORTATIONSYSTEM, FINAL ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT STATEMENT PIJBL USDI, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 77F3P KEYW ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT STATEMENT, ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, WILDLIFE ABST NONE 121 439 AUTH UNITED STATES DEPT. 9F INTERIOR, ALASKA PLANNING GROUP DATE 1974 TITL PROPOSEDGATES OF THE ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDERNESS PARK AND NUNAMIUT NATIONAL WILDLANDS, ALASKA: FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT PllBL USDI, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 686p KEYW GATES OF THE ARCTIC NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE, BROOKS RANGE, CLIMATE, GEOLOGY, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, HUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, WILDLIFE, BIRDS, NUNAMII.IT, ANAKTUVUKPASS, ALLAKAKET, ALATNA, BETTLES, EVANSVILLE, SHUNGNAK, Kr)BUK, ESKIMOS, GEOGRAPHY,CARIBOU HUNTING, ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT STATEMENT, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, FISH, ALASKA NATIONAL TNTEREST LANDS, SIRDS, ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GFNERAL ARST AN OVERVIEW OF THE PROPOSEDLAND WITHDRAWALACTION, POTENTIAL IMPACTS IIPON THE ENVIRONMENT, PEOPLE AND LOCAL ECONOMY. REVIEWS 13 ALTERNATIVES TO THE PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL. BRIEFLY OUTLINES AREA VILLAGE SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES CHARTING GROSSHARVEST FIGURES BY SPECIES AND PER CAPITA CONSUMPTIONOF SUBSISTENCE RESOURCES. APPENDIX INCLUDES SPECIES LISTS OF BIRDS, PLANTS, MAMMALSAND FISH. 440 AUTH UNITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE DATE 1970 TITL RECONNAISSANCEREPORT ON THE IMPACT ON FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCESOF THE NORTH SLOPE OIL DEVELOPMENT, THE TRANS- ALASKA PIPELINE SYSTEM AND THE MARINE TERMINAL SITES PUBL USDI, USFWS, BUREAU OF COMMERCIALFISHERIES, JUNEAU; 57P KEYW DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM,WILDLIFE, BEAUFORT SEA, WATERFOWL, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, CARIBOU, BEAR, MOOSE, SHEEP, FISH, HUNTING, NORTH SLOPE ABST NONE 441 AUTH UNITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE DATE 1980 TITL WORKSHOPON MIGRATORY BIRD SIJBSISTENCE HUNTING, JANUARY 29-30, 1980 PURL USFWS, ANCHORAGE;119P KEYW WATERFOWL,BIRDS, WATERFOWLHUNTING, ESKIMOS, ATHARASKANS ABST PROCEEDINGSOF A WORKSHOPON MIGRATORYWATERFOWL UTILIZATION. TRANSCRIPTS OF PRESENTATIONS AND COMMENTSARE INCLIJDED. c 122 442 AUTH UNITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE DATE N.D. TITL A CONCEPTPLAN FOR THE PROPOSEDKOYUKUK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, ALASKA PUBL USBSF&W, PORTLAND, OR.; 19P KEYW KOYUKUKRIVER, INNOKO RIVER, LAND IJSE, KOYUKUKNATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, WATERFOWL,WILDLIFE, INNNOKO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, KQYUKONATHABASKANS, ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS ABST BRIEFLY DESCRIBES THE PROPOSED4.5 MILLION ACRE WITHDRAWAL, DISCUSSIVG AREA MINERAL AND RENEWABLERESOURCES, REVIEWS PAST AND PRESENT JJSE OF THE REGION AND MANAGEMENTOBJECTIVES OF THE REFUGE. VERY BRIEF MENTION OF NATIVE TRAPPING AND SUBSISTENCE EFFORTS. 443 AUTH UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE DATE 1970 TITL ALASKA NATIVE SANITATION FACILITIES FOR DOT LAKE, ALASKA: FINAL REPORT PUBL USPHS, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 52P KEYW HEALTH, COMMUNITYPROFILES, DOT LAKE, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, TANACROSSATHABASKANS ABST NONE 444 AUTH UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE DATE 1979 TITL FINAL REPTORT ON THE VILLAGE OF TANACROSS PUBL IJSPHS PROJ. NO. AN-72-940 AND AN-75-144, WASHINGTON, D.C. KEYW TANACROSS, HEALTH, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, TANANA RIVER-UPPER ABST NONE 445 AUTH UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, DEPT. OF ANTHROPOLOGY DATE 1971 TITL FINAL REPORT OF THE ARCHEOLOGICALSURVEY AND EXCAVATIONS ALONG THE ALYESKA PIPELINE SERVICE COMPANYPIPELINE ROUTE PUBL DEPT. OF ANTHROPOLOGY,U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 465P KEYW ARCHEOLOGY,BROOKS RANGE, HERSCHEL ISLAND, NUNAMIUT, KOYUKUK RIVER, LIVENGOOD, NORTH SLOPE, PRUDHOEBAY, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS ABST ANALYZES SEVERAL EXCAVATIONS ALONG THE PIPELINE ROUTE REVIEWING AND INTERPRETING ETHNOGRAPHICDATA FROM ARTIFACTS. ONE APPENDIX CONTAINS AN INVENTORY OF TRADE GOODSAND PROVISIONS AT HERSCHEL ISLANDS WHALING AND TRADING CO. IN 1937. 123 446 AUTH VALKENBURG, P. DATE 1976 TITL A STUDY OF THE BROWNBEAR IN THE PROPOSEDNORTHEASTERN ADDITION TO MOUNTMCKINLEY NATIONAL PARK PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, U OF A, FAIRRANKS; 88P KEYW BROWNBEAR, DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE, BEAR, BEAR HUNTING, ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS ABST BEAR ECOLOGYIS REVIEWED IN THE MCKINLEY PARK REGION. 447 AIJTH VANSTONE, 3. W. DATE 1959 TITL RUSSIAN EXPLORATION IN INTERIOR ALASKA: AN EXTRACT FROM THE JDURNAL OF ANDRE1 GLAZNOV PUBL PACIFIC NORTHWESTQUARTERLY Ed(2); PP37-47 KEYW EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, RUSSIAN AMERICA, ANVIK, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, YUKON-KUSKOKWIMDELTA, KUSKOKWIMRIVER, STONY RIVER, ANVIK RIVER, ST. MICHAEL, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, HOLY CROSS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS ABST EXCERPTS FROMTHE JOURNAL OF A RUSSIAN EXPLORERWHO PRECEDEDZAGOSKIN IN EXPLORATION OF THE LOWERYUKON RIVER. THIS ACCOUNTFOCIJSES ON A TRIP FROM ST. MICHAEL TO THE STONY RIVER REGION VIA THE ANVIK AND KUSKOWKWIMRIVERS IN 1833 AND 1834. ETHNOGRAPHICOBSERVATIONS AND GEOGRAPHIC NOTES ARE OFFERED. 448 AUTH VANSTONE, J. W. DATE 1972 TITL PROCESSESOF INGALIK CULTIJRE CHANGE 1835-1935 PUBL IN: PROBLEMSIN THE PREHISTORY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SUBARCTIC, ED. BY J. W. HELMER ET AL. IJ OF CALGARY ARCHAEOLOGICALASSN., CALGARY; PP145-152 KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, CULTURE CHANGE, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, HOLY CROSS, ANVIK, MISSIONARIES, INNDKO RIVER, SHAGELIJY, HDLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, YUKON RIVER-LOWER ABST DISCUSSES THE INFLUENCE OF THE RIJSSIAN FUR TRADE, THE GOLD RIJSH, MISSIONARIES AND GOVERNMENT.SERVICE IN SHAPING THE NATIVE CULTURE OF THE LOWER-MIDDLE YIJKON RIVER. 124 449 AUTH VANSTONE, J. W. DATE 1974 TITL ATHABASKANADAPTATIONS: HUNTERSAND FISHERMEN OF THE SUBARCTIC FORESTS PUBL ALDINE, CHICAGO; 145P KEYW ATHABASKANS, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES, HUNTING, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, GATHERING, ATHAB4SKAN CULTURE, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, HOUSE TYPES, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ETHNOHISTORY, TANAINA ATHABASKANS, RELIEF SYSTEMS, KINSHIP, OLD CROW, PqTLATCH, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION ABST AN OVERVIEW OF ATHABASKANHISTORY AND CULTURE WITH A DESCRIPTION OF HUNTING AND GATHERING EFFORTS, SETTLEMENT PATTERN, SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS, AND THEIR CONTEMPORARYSOCIAL S ITUATIW. CONCLIJDESYITH A SUMMARYOF THE ATHABASKAN ADAPTIVE PROCESSNECESSARY FOR LIFE IN THE SUBARCTIC ENVIRONMENT. 450 AUTH VANSTONE, J. Y. DATE 1976 TITL YUKON RIVER INGALIK: SUBSISTENCE, THE FUR TRADE, AND A CHANGING RESOURCEBASE PUBL ETHNOHISTORY23(3); PP199-212 KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, CARIBOU HUNTING, MOOSEHUNTING, ANVIK, HUNTING, WILDLIFE, LAND USE, FURBEARERS, CULTURE CHANGE, ETHNOHISTORY, SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES ABST EXAMINES THE USE OF AND DEPENDENCEON NON-FISH RESOURCESBY THE YUKON RIVER INGALIK. A SHIFT IN THE RESOURCEBASE IS TRACED THROUGHTHE EARLY CONTACT PERIOD. NON-NATIVE MATERIAL CULTURE BROUGHTON AN ACCELERATEDHARVEST OF WILDLIFE AND HABITAT DESTRUCTION. 451 AUTH VANSTONE, J. W. DATE 1979 TITL ATHAPASKAN-ESKIMORELATIONS IN WEST CENTRAL ALASKA: AN ETHNOHISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE PUBL ARCTIC ANTHROPOLOGY16(2); PP152-159 KEYW ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, NORTONSOUND, TRADE, WARFARE, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, UNALAKLEET, ATHABASKANS, ESKIMOS, ETHNOHISTORY, YIJKON RIVER-LOWER ABST INTERESTING DISCIJSSION OF THE TRADING PATTERNS AND RELATIONSHIPS DEVELOPEDBETWEEN COASTAL ESKIMOS AND LOWER YJJKONATHABASKANS AS EARLY RUSSIAN TRADING POSTS RECAME ESTABLISHED. TRADE ROUTES AND BARTER ITEMS ARE DISCUSSED. 12s 452 AUTH VANSTONE, ,I. W. DATE 1979 TITL HISTORIC INGALIK SETTLEMENTSALONG THE YIJKON, INNOKO AND ANVIK RIVERS, ALASKA PUBL FIELDIANA: ANTHROPOLOGY,VOL. 72, FIELD MUSEUMOF NATURAL HISTORY, CHICAGO; 99P KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, INNOKO RIVER, ANVIK, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, SHAGELJJK, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, HOUSE TYPES, HOLY CROSS, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, ARCHEOLOGY,Y!JKON RIVER-MIDDLE ABST CHARACTERIZES TNGALIK SETTLFMENT PATTERNS THROUGHANALYSIS OF HISTORIC AND PREHISTORIC VILLAGE SITES AND ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES ALONG THE LOWERAND MIDDLE YUKON RIVER. 453 AUTH VANSTONE, J. W. DATE 1979 TITL INGALIK CONTACT ECOLOGY: AN ETHNOHISTORYOF THE LOWER-MIDDLE YUKON 1790-1935 PUBL FIELDIANA: ANTHROPOLOGY,VOL. 7 1, FIELD MUSEIJMOF NATURAL HISTORY, CHICAGO; 273P KEYW SIJBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, ETHNOHISTORY, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLF, ANVIK, HOLY CROSS, INNOKO RIVER, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, MISSIONARIES, RUSSIAN AMERICA, SHAGELUK, CULTURE CHANGE, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS ABST OFFERS AN ETHNOGRAPHICSUMMARY OF THE ANVIK AND SHAGELUK INGALIK INCLUDING SETTLEMENTAND SIJBSISTENCE PATTEKNS. TRACES WHITE CONTACT IN THE LOWER-MIDDLE YUKON FROM RUSSIAN EXPLORATION TO THE GOLD RUSH PERIOD AND MISSIONARY ACTIVITY WITH AN ANALYSIS OF ACCOMPANYINGCULTURE CHANGE. 454 AUTH VANSTONE, J. W.(EDITOR) DATE 1978 TITL E. W. NELSONS NOTES OF THE INDIANS OF THE YUKON AND INNOKO RIVERS, ALASKA PUBL FIELDIANA: ANTHROPOLOGY,VOL. 70, FIELD MUSEUMOF NATURAL HISTORY, CHICAGO; 80P KEYW YUKON RIVER-!'lIDDLE, TNNOKORIVER, ANVIK, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, SHAGELUK, HUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, TRADE, NULATO, HDLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, TRAPPING, YOYUKONATHABASKANS, HOLY CROSS, ORAL TRADITIONS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, BELIEF SYSTEMS ARST OBSERVATIONSON THE BELIEFS, CUSTOMSAND WAY DF LIFE OF THE INGALIK ATHABASKANSMADE IN THE 1880'S ON THE LOWER-MIDDLE YUKON RIVER. 126 455 AUTH VANSTONE, J. W.; GODDARD, I. DATE 1981 TITL TERRITORIAL GROUPSOF WEST CENTRAL ALASKA BEFORE 1898 PUBL IN: HANDBOOKOF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, VOL. 6: THE SUBARCTIC, E9. BY J. HELM. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.; PP556-576 KEYW INGALIK ATHABASKANS, UPPER KUSKOKWIMATHABASKANS, KOYUKON ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, TANANA ATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, CUSTOMARYLAW, YUKON RIVER-LOWER, TANANA RIVER, KUSKOKWIMRIVER-UPPER, ANVIK, SHAGELIJK, ETHNOHISTORY, NIILATO, KOYUKUKRIVER ABST EXAMINES THE TERRITORIAL BOUNDARIESOF FIVE MAJOR AND DISTINCT ATHABASKANGROUPS IN CENTRAL ALASKA FROM EARLIEST EIJROPEANCONTACT TO THE END OF THE 19TH CENTURY. ACCOUNTS FROM EARLY EXPLORERSARE USED TO DELINEATE GROUPSAND THEIR SUPPOSEDTERRITORIES. 456 AUTH VITT, R. B. DATE 1971 TITL HUNTING PRACTICES OF THE UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS PUBL UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 188P KEYW HUNTING, TANANA RIVER-UPPER, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, DEMOGRAPHY,TETLIN, TANACROSS, DOGS, TRANSPORTATION-METHODS,CARIBOU HUNTING, SHEEP HUNTING, MOOSEHUNTING, BIRDS, TRAPPING, ORAL TRADITIONS, NORTHWAY, MENTASTA, DOT LAKE, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, ClJLTURE CHANGE, AHTNA ATHABASKANS, ETHNOHISTORY, ETHNOGRAPHY,UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS, TANACROSSATHABASKANS, BELIEF SYSTEMS, SURSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE ABST A RECONSTRUCTIONOF THE HUNTING CULTURE OF THE UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANSPRIOR TO CONTACTWITH NON-NATIVES. A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF UPPER TANANA RIVER PREHISTORY FOLLOWEDBY AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF TRADITIONAL HUNTING EQUIPMENT, ANNUAL CYCLES, SPECIES UTILIZED, AND FIELD METHODS. SOME COMPARISONOF PAST AND CONTEMPORARYHUNTING ACTIVITIES. 457 AUTH WALDMAN, R. S. DATE 1976 TITL CIJLTURAL INVENTORY OF THE FORTYMILE RESOIJRCEAREA PUBL RESOURCEDEVELOPMENT INTERNSHIP, WICHE PROGRAM,BOULDER; 85P KEYW FORTYMILE RIVER, ARCHEOLOGY,GEOGRAPHY, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, EAGLE VILLAGE, HAN ATHABASKANS ABST A PHYSICAL PROFILE OF THE FORTYMILE AREA. GIVES DETAILS OF SEVERAL ARCHEOLOGICALEXCAVATIONS AT EAGLE. 127 458 AUTH WARBELOW,C.; ROSENEAU, 9.; STERN, P. DATE 1975 TITL THE KUTCHIN CARIBOU FENCES OF NORTHEASTERNALASKA AND THE NORTHERNYUKON PUBL CHAPTER 4 IN: STUDIES OF LARGE MAMMALSALONG THE PROPOSED MACKENZIE VALLEY GAS PIPELINE ROUTE FROM ALASKA TO BRITISH COLUMBIA, ED. BY R. D. JAKIMCHUK. ARCTIC GAS BIOL9GICAL REPORT SERIES, VOL. 32. CANADIAN ARCTIC GAS STUDY LTD. AND ALASKAN ARCTIC GAS STUDY CO., (N.P.); 120P KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, CARIBOII FENCES, CARIBOIJ, YUKON TERRITORY, BROOKSRANGE, CARIROII DISTRIBUTION, CANADA, HUNTING TECHNOLOGY,CARIBOU HUNTING ABST DISCUSSES THE LnCATION, CONSTRUCTIONAND USE OF CARIBOU FENCES IN NORTHEASTALASKA AND THE YUKON TERRITORY. THE REMAINS OF OVER 49 FENCES ARE DIAGRAMEDAND DISCUSSED. 459 AUTH WATKINS, M. (EDITOR) DATE 1977 TITL DENE NATION: THE COLONYWITHIN PUBL U OF TORONTOPRESS, TORONTO; 189P KEYW ATHABASKANS, LAND USE, NORTHWESTTERRITORIES, TRAPPING, CANAOA, NATIVE CLAIMS, DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM ABST EXAMINES THE BACKGROUNDAND CURRENTSTATUS OF THE CANADIAN NATIVE LAND CLAIMS AND THEIR STRUGGLEFOR SELF DETERMINATION IN THE FACE OF ACCELERATING NORTHERNDEVELOPMENT. 460 AUTH WELLS, E. H.; SHERMAN, R., (EDITOR) DATE 1975 TITL EXPLORING THE TANANA RIVER REGION PUBL ALASKA JOURNAL 5(l); PP41-48 KEYW TANANA RIVER, FORTYMILE RIVER, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS ABST LOG OF A JOURNEY OF EXPLORATION IN THE UPPER TANANA RIVER IN 1899. 461 AUTH WELSH, A. DATE 1979 TITL COMMUNITYPATTERNS AND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS IN THE DEVELOPMENTOF OLD CROWVILLAGE, YUKON TERRITORY PUBL WESTERNCANADIAN J. 9F ANTHROPOLOGY2(l); PP17-30 KEYW KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, OLD CROW, PORCUPINE RIVER, SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, SOCIAL ORGANIZATION, SUBSISTENCE CYCLE, YUKON TERRITORY, GEOGRAPHY,SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, CULTIJRE CHANGE, CANADA ABST REVIEWS THE NOMADIC STRATEGYOF THE EARLY KUTCHIN AND THE EVOLUTION 9F THE PERMANENTSETTLEMENT AT OLD CROW. ALSO TRACES CONTACTHISTORY. 128 462 AUTH WESBROOK,M. E. DATE 1969 TITL A VENTURE IN ETHNOHISTORY: THE JOURNAL OF REV. V. C. SIM, PIONEER MISSIONARY ON THE YUKON PUBL POLAR NOTES 9; PP34-45 KEYW PORCUPINE RIVER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, ETHNOHISTORY, MISSIONARIES, YIJKONRIVER-UPPER, TANANA, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, HAN ATHABASKANS, FORT YUKON, YIJKONTERRITORY, CANADA ABST EXCERPTS FROM THE JOURNAL OF REV. V. C. SIM, A MISSIONARY OF THE CHURCHOF ENGLAND, ALONG THE YlJKON AND PORCUPINE RIVERS FROM 1880 T9 1855. HIS NOTES ARE EXAMINED AS ETHNOHIST9RICAL ACCOIJNTSFOCIJSING ON A JOIJRNAL OF HIS TRAVELS IN 1883 WHICH CONTAINED MUCH ETHNOGRAPHICMATERIAL ON THE KUTCHIN AND VILLAGE CONDITI9NS IN THE UPPER YUKON REGION. 463 AlJTH WHITTEN, K. 9.; CAMERON, R. 9. DATE 1980 TITL COMPOSITION AND HARVEST OF THE PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD PURL FINAL REPORT, FED. AID IN WILDLF. REST. PR9JECTS W-17-9, W-17-10, W-17-11, AND W-17-12, JOB NO. 3.23R, ADF&G, JIJNEAU; 22P KEYW CARIBOU, CARIROU HUNTING, P9RCUPINE CARIBOU HERD, CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, CROWRIVER, CANADA ABST COOPERATIVEU.S. AND CANADIAN STUDIES PROVIDE CENSUS AND SEX AND AGE COMPOSITION INFORMATION AND DATA ON HERD MOVEMENTS FOR THE PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD. HUNTER SURVEY AND HARVEST DATA FOR GAMEMANAGEMENT UNITS 25 AND 26 ARE ALSO GIVEN. AN ESTIMATED 109 PORCUPINE CARIBOU WERE HARVESTEDFROM ALASKA IN 1979. 464 AUTH WHYMPER,F. DATE 1868 TITL A JOURNEY FROM NORTONSOUND, BERING SEA TO FORT YUKON PUBL J. 9F THE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICSOCIETY 38; PP219-237 KEYW ST. MICHAEL, NORTONSOUNl7, YUKON RIVER-ALL, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, FORT YUKON, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, NULATO, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, ANVIK, ATHABASKANCULTURE, TANANA, ESKIMOS, KALTAG, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC ABST INTERESTING NOTES OF GEOGRAPHICOBSERVATIONS AND C9MMENTSON NATIVE CULTIJRE AND CUSTOMSENCOUNTERED ON A JOURNEY FROM UNALAKLEET IJP THE YUKON RIVER TO FORT YUKON IN THE 1860's. 129 465 AUTH WICKERSHAM, J. DATE 1927 TITL A RIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALASKAN LITERATURE, 1724-1924 PUBL ALASKA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOLOF MINES, FAIRBANKS; 635P KEYW BIBLIOGRAPHY, GEOGRAPHY,WILDLIFE, WHALES, RUSSIAN AMERICA, REINDEER, GEOLOGY, FISH, EXPLORATION-HISTORIC, DOGS, ETHNOLOGY, ESKIMOS, ATHABASKANS, TLINGIT, HAIDA, ALEUTS, HISTORY ABST THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS MORE THAN 10,900 TITLES ARRANGED BY AUTHORWITHIN MAJOR SUBJECT HEADINGS. TEXT IS ALSO DIVIDED INTO GENERAL PUBLICATIONS AND U.S. GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS. DETAILED SUBJECT AND AIJTHOR INDECES. EXCELLENT FOR PRE-1925 WORKS. 466 AUTH WICKERSHAM, ,I. DATE 1938 TITL OLD YUKON: TALES--TRAILS--AND TRIALS PUBL WEST PUBLISHING CO., ST. PAUL, MINN.; 514P KEYW YUKON RIVER-UPPER, MINING-HISTORIC, ESKIMOS, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, KLONDIKE, CIRCLE, FORT YUKON, TANANA RIVER, KANTISHNA RIVER, NOME, DOGS, ATHABASKANS, HISTORY, DAWSON, FUR TRADE-HISTORIC, TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES,NON-NATIVES ABST RELATES THE TRAVELS OF JUDGE WICKERSHAMIN ALASKA AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY. DESCRIBES LIFE AND PERSONALITIES IN THE GOLD RUSH TOWNSOF CIRCLE, DAWSON, FAIRBANKS, AND NOME. RIVER TRAVEL AND DOG MUSHING ARE DESCRIBED ALONG WITH NATIVES AND VILLAGES ENCOUNTEREDIN HIS TRAVELS. 467 AUTH WILDERNESS SOCIETY, ET AL. DATE 1972 TITL COMMENTSON THE ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT STATEMENTFOR THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE PUBL WILDERNESS SOCIETY, ENVIRONMENTALDEFENSE FUND AND FRIENDS OF THE EARTH, WASHINGTON, D.C.; 4 VOLUMES, VARIED PAGINATION KEYW DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEIJM,YILDLIFE, ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT, ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT STATEMENT, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE, CARIBOU ABST NONE 468 AUTH WILLIAMS, C. 14. DATE 1911 TITL FISH AS FOOD PUBL ALASKAN CHURCHMAN6(l); PP16-18 KEYW FISH, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, FISHING TECHNOLOGY,FISH UTILIZATION, ATHABASKANS, ANVIK, NENANA, TANANA RIVER-LOWER ABST BRIEF COMMENTSAROUT THE NATIVES' USE OF FISH AS A DIETARY STAPLE. TRADITIONAL METHODSOF CATCHING AND PRESERVING F SH ARE DISCUSSED. 130 469 AUTH WILSON, C. DATE 1947 TITL FOUNDING FORT YUKON PUBL BEAVER 278; PP38-43 KEYW FORT YUKON, SETTLEMENTPATTERNS, YUKON RIVER-UPPER, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS ABST NONE 470 AUTH WOLF, E.; HARING, R. DATE 1967 TITL NATURAL RESOURCEBASE OF THE FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH PUBL ISEGR, MINERAL INDUSTRIES RESEARCHLAB, U OF A, FAIRBANKS; 127P KEYW NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL,FAIRBANKS, NORTH STAR BOROUGH, CLIMATE, MINING, DEVELOPMENT-AGRICULTURAL, FISHING-COMMERCIAL, TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE ABST A NATURAL RESOURCEINVENTORY DOMINATEDBY A PHYSICAL PROFILE OF FAIRBANKS AND THE MINING INDUSTRY. BRIEFLY DISCUSSES LOCAL FISHERIES. 471 AUTH WORKMAN,K. W. DATE 1972 TITL ALASKAN ARCHEOLOGY: A BIBLIOGRAPHY PUBL MISC. PUBLICATIONS, HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGYSERIES NO. 1, ALASKA DIV. OF PARKS, ANCHORAGE;24P KEYW ARCHEOLOGY,BIBLIOGRAPHY ABST A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON ALASKAN ARCHEOLOGYARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR INCLUDES APROXIMATELY 500 TITLES. 472 AUTH WRIGHT, A. R. DATE 1926 TITL THE POTLATCH, WHAT IS IT? PUB1 ALASKAN CHURCHMAN20(l); PP18-22 KEYW POTLATCH, ATHABASKANS, BELIEF SYSTEMS, MISSIONARIES, ABST AN EXPLANATION OF POTLATCH ACTIVITIES OBSERVEDBY THE AUTHOR. 473 AUTH YANERT, Y. DATE N.D. TITL WILLIAM YANERT PAPERS PUBL U OF A ARCHIVES, FAIRBANKS; VARIED PAGINATION KEYW YUKON RIVER-MIDDLE, HISTORY, SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES, TRAPPING, HUNTING, FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, NON-NATIVES ABST A COLLECTION OF CORRESPONDENCEFROM WILLIAM YANERT DESCRIBING HIS LIFE AND DAY-TO-DAY EXPERIENCES IN "BUSH" ALASKA IN THE 1920'S AND 1930's. 131 KEYWORDINDEX ALASKA HIGHWAY 51, 247, 306, 341, 379, 436 ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST LANDS 212, 213, 310, 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 439, 442, 446 ALATNA 81, 82, 834, 85, 91, 142, 209, 219, 268, 310, 312, 333, 334, 421, 439 see also: ALLAKAKET ALATNA RIVER 89, 260, 284, 302 ALLAKAKET 28, 32, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 89, 91, 120, 127, 142, 164, 209, 219, 268, 254, 310, 333, 334, 368, 409, 439 see also: ALATNA ANVIK 67, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 114, 152, 193, 205, 209, 232, 248, 296, 322, 323, 324, 332, 333, 334, 350, 351, 358, 368, 397, 402, 409, 432, 447, 448, 450, 452, 453, 454, 455, 464, 468 ANVIK RIVER 22, 209, 447 ARCHEOLOGY 22, 24, 88, 89, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 114, 115, 135, 138, 141, 149, 150, 161, 162, 181, 192, 193, 195, 204, 241, 254, 276, 277, 297, 298, 299, 300, 304, 328, 341, 342, 346, 347, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 351, 384, 385, 399, 417, 445, 452, 457, 471 see also: ATHABASKANPREHISTORY, FAUNAL ANALYSIS, HISTORIC SITES ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 314, 345 ARCTIC VILLAGE 110, 126, 133, 148, 150, 195, 214, 251, 273, 277, 281, 330, 333, 334, 338, 348, 368, 394, 422, 433, 434 ATHABASKANCULTURE 2, 20, 42, 67, 69, 81, 84, 85, 87, 88, 106, 114, 148, 165, 183, 206, 207, 210, 231, 233, 250, 261, 272, 304, 320, 323, 324, 359, 388, 411, 412, 415, 428, 449, 464 133 ATHABASKAN PREHISTORY 104, 131, 150, 161, 192, 230, 299, 390, 328, 342, 376, 378, 385 ATHABASKANS-GENERAL 1, 25, 30, 32, 35, 36, 39, 40, 43, 53, 66, 67, 88, 99, 100, 101, 103, 109, 122, 127, 128, 130, 131, 133, 135, 137, 139, 143, 144, 156, 160, 161, 162, 171, 180, 182, 183, 186, 188, 189, 192, 193, 195, 204, 208, 231, 246, 252, 255, 264, 265, 285, 292, 299, 304, 318, 321, 329, 333, 334, 340, 361, 368, 383, 384, 391, 392, 395, 396, 399, 402, 407, 405, 409, 411, 412, 418, 428, 441, 445, 449, 451, 459, 465, 466, 468, 472 see also: HAN ATHABASKANS, HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS, INGALIK ATHABASKANS, KOYUKONATHABASKANS, KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, TANACROSS ATHARASKANS, TANANA ATHARASKANS, UPPER KUSKOKWIMATHABASKANS, UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS BANDS 2, 20, 84, 109, 122, 144, 160, 230, 265, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 319, 321, 341, 387, 389, 390, 394 BEAR 2, 29, 35, 40, 49, 51, 153, 243, 279, 280, 282, 283, 302, 308, 310, 334, 340, 348, 440, 446 BEAR HUNTING 28, 72, 93, 308, 310, 446 BEAVER (village) 110, 126, 248, 284, 333, 334, 346, 360, 368, 430, 433, 434 BELIEF SYSTEMS 2, 13, 20, 21, 26, 27, 43, 69, 70, 75, 76, 77, 83, 87, 100, 103!, 118, 145, 146, 160, 186, 199, 205, 206, 215, 217, 233, 237, 239:, 249, 250, 256, 272, 273, 286, 293, 309, 310, 313, 316, 320, 322!, 323, 324, 325, 332, 340, 351, 357, 359, 366, 393, 394, 411, 414:, 428, 449, 454, 456, 472 see also: ORAL TRADITIONS, POTLATCH BETTLES 28, 81, 85, 92, 142, 195, 259, 260, 310, 333, 334, 368, 408, 42:1, 439 see also: EVANSVILLE BIBLIOGRAPHY 1, 22, 53, 99, 130, 139, 160, 162, 172, 321, 231, 246, 254, 285, 305, 344, 384, 391, 392, 417, 465, 471 BIOGRAPHY 30, 69, 154, 155, 164, 165, 215, 312, 338, 421 BIRCH CREEK 42, 110, 319, 333, 334, 346, 430, 431, 433, 434 134 BIRDS 51, 127, 137, 179, lS9, Zf-Kl, 278, 302, 308, 309, 334, 425, 434, 439, 441, 456 see also: WATERFOWL BROOKSRANGE 28, 81, 85, 102, 135, 148, 161, 195, 234, 259, 260, 310, 311, 345, 348, 419, 439, 445, 458 CANADA 1, 2, 3, 14, 25, 26, 27, 29, 35, 36, 39, 40, 41, 48, 52, 56, 57, 65, 66, 88, 99, 104, 107, 115, 121, 129, 132, 138, 146, 147, 160, 162, 168, 172, 178, 179, 184, 192, 194, 196, 200, 204, 220, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 235, 236, 238, 239, 240, 246, 247, 253, 261, 266, 267, 281, 286, 292, 298, 300, 397, 318, 320, 328, 336, 344, 354, 355, 384, 386, 357, 399, 391, 392, 394, 398, 401, 404, 405, 417, 428, 458, 459, 461, 462, 463 see also: DAWSON, FORT MCPHERSON,MACKENZIE RIVER, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, PEEL RIVER, YUKON TERRITORY CANYON VILLAGE 334, 339, 430, 433 CAR :BOu 2, 6, 11, 20, 34, 35, 35, 49, 51, 52, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 80, 111, 112, 112, 132, 134, 137, 169, 184, 194, 201, 216, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 235, 243, 244, 245, 261, 266, 267, 269, 279, 3280, 281, 282, 283, 292, 299, 301, 302, 310, 314, 334, 336, 348, 352, 367, 399, 413, 416, 425, 440, 458, 463, 467 see also: CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION, CARIBOU DISTURBANCE, CARIBDU HUNTING, DELTA CARIBOU HERD, FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD, PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD CAR :BOU DISTRIBUTION 6, 34, 58, 59, 60, 62, 111, 112, 113, 134, 194, 201, 216, 220, 222, 245, 266, 267, 269, 253, 301, 336, 413, 458, 463 CARIBOU DISTURBANCE 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, SO, 223, 224, 244, 245, 292, 401, 413, 467 CAR :BOU FENCES 22, 141, 195, 458 CARIBOU HUNTING 2, 3, 6, 20, 27, 28, 40, 52, 65, 72, 127, 132, 137, 141, 154, 186, 189, 191, 194, 220, 221, 229, 235, 244, 245, 261, 266, 267, 269, 279, 280, 251, 282, 283, 292, 299, 308, 310, 315, 334, 338, 348, 352, 367, 380, 394, 397, 399, 401, 412, 416, 421, 439, 450, 456, 458, 463 CARIBOU UTILIZATION 238, 308, 310, 320, 399 135 CENTRAL (village) 110, 368, 431, 434 CHALKYITSIK 110, 2126, 165, 251, 308, 309, 330, 333, 334, 338, 339, 368, 394, 422, 430, 433, 434 CHANDALARRIVER 102, 110, 126, 147, 148, 150, 151, 195, 251, 257, 271, 273, 274, 275, 319, 328, 338, 339, 346, 364, 408, 409, 422 CHICKEN 11, 154, 155, 156, 436 CHRISTIAN VILLAGE 148, 195, 339, 422 CIRCLE 72, 110, 126, 141, 214, 248, 284, 287, 302, 333, 334, 349, 368, 394 394, 409, 428, 430, 431, 433, 434, 466 CLEAR 333 CL IMATE 18, 54, 127, 129, 213, 236, 368, 369, 426, 430, 439, 470 CLOTH1NG 57, 103, 160, 165, 189, 240, 259, 304, 320, 322, 383, 394, 411, 418, 428 COMMUNITYPROFILES 9, 39, 55, 91, 133, 156, 214, 306, 333, 368, 369, 423, 435, 443 see also: Individual community names CIJLTURE CHANGE 25, 27, 88, 91, 103, 104, 160, 183, 186, 190, 250, 251, 255, 261, 304, 398, 316, 320, 325, 330, 341, 344, 360, 394, 397, 398, 401, 448, 45T), 453, 456, 461 CUSTOMARYLAW 2, 100, 455 DALTON HIGHWAY 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 97, 223, 234, 331, 425, 437 DAWSON 103, 197, 162, 246, 248, 349, 428, 466 DELTA CARIBOU HERD 111, 279, 281, 282 DELTA JUNCTION 10, 51, 126, 155, 333, 346, 347, 368, 379, 423, 427, 436 136 DEMOGRAPHY 1, 2, 3, 9, 22, 39, 55, 66, 73, 91, 195, 126, 127, 133, 156, 207, 214, 230, 248, 251, 257, 264, 306, 333, 340, 341, 355, 365, 375, 394, 401, 407, 410, 417, 422, 423, 426, 430, 432, 433, 456 DEMPTSERHIGHWAY 184, 194, 292, 352, 413 DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE 38, 363, 446 DEVELOPMENT-AGRICULTURAL 19, 426, 470 DEVELOPMENT-HYDRO 45, 242, 243, 400, 426, 247 DEVELOPMENT-PETROLEUM 12, 35, 36, 37, 48, 50, 51, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 80, 156, 195, 196, 223, 224, 234, 244 245, 253, 305, 311, 315, 336, 398, 407, 423, 425, 437, 438, 440, 459, 467 DEVELOPMENT-TRANSPORTATION 194, 247, 292 DOGS 30, 38, 39, 73, 108, 164, 167, 168, 188, 261, 308, 310, 312, 322, 337, 338, 343, 401, 408, 421, 428, 456, 465, 466 DOT LAKE (village) 11, 126, 144, 156, 306, 334, 341, 347, 368, 379, 380, 436, 443, 456 EAGLE CITY 126, 156, 353, 381, 409, 428 EAGLE VILLAGE 11, 24, 72, 154, 155, 156, 195, 284, 287, 325, 333, 334, 359, 368, 396, 403, 408, 427, 436, 457 ECONOMIC SYSTEMS-GENERAL 2, 3, 11, 25, 27, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 52, 55, 68, 91, 99, 105, 110, 126, 127, 148, 160, 162, 185, 186, 204, 246, 245, 251, 253, 284, 289, 295, 303, 306, 307, 317, 330, 341, 343, 361, 368, 369, 375, 384, 400, 401, 404, 407, 410, 417, 423, 426, 439, 431, 432, 433, 434, 436, 439 see also: SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY 2, 3, 9, 36, 39, 66, '72, 126, 198, 253, 306, 368, 401, 407, 410, 423, 430 see also: INCOME-WAGE 137 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT 430, 432, 433, 434, 435, 438, 439, 467 ESKIMO-INDIAN RELATIONS 23, 28, 41, 81, 82, 85, 86, 90, 151, 190, 208, 327, 360, 356, 395, 397, 451 ETHNOBOTANY 20, 148, 240, 308, 310, 323, 334, 432 see also: GATHERING ETHNOGRAPHY 20, 53, 108, 144, 160, 187, 204, 217, 231, 240, 250, 261, 272, 291, 297, 299, 304, 320, 325, 344, 351, 365, 388, 428, 456 ETHNOHISTORY 20, 22, 23, 24, 35, 67, 72, 81, 85, 86, 87, 193, 104, 107, 198, 116, 141, 143, 160, 186, 190, 191, 195, 228, 250, 255, 261, 264, 274, 274, 275, 291, 300, 304, 322, 325, 330, 342, 360, 363, 374., 378, 380, 381, 387, 397, 401, 402, 449, 450, 451, 453, 455, 456, 462 ETHNOLOGY 67, 121, 160, 189, 254, 340, 359, 411, 465 EVANSVILLE 81, 84, 85, 259, 260, 310, 421, 439 see also: BETTLES EXPLORATION-HISTORIC 15, 23, 47, 108, 116, 124, 125, 129, 141, 143, 167, 202, 257, 262, 270, 290, 291, 340, 342, 349, 350, 353, 365, 368, 402, 408, 409, 419, 424, 428, 447, 455, 460, 464, 465 see also: RUSSIAN AMERICA FAIRBANKS 12, 73, 126, 333, 368, 407, 408, 410, 430, 470 FAUNAL ANALYSIS 138, 241, 298, 299, 300, 342, 378, 399 FISH 2, 8, 16, 17, 28, 51, 68, 79, 102, 127, 136, 226, 234, 242, 284, 289, 309, 311, 334, 337, 343, 368, 397, 417, 425, 426, 430, 432, 433, 434, 435, 437, 439, 440, 465, 468 see also: SALMON, WHITEFISH FISH UTILIZATION 7, 8, 38, 73, 188, 284, 289, 31fl, 320, 323, 337, 343, 406, 411, 430, 4613 FISHING TECHNOLOGY 20, 114, 308, 320, 322, 323, 328, 373, 412, 468 138 FISHING-COMMERCIAL 7, 8, 68, 108, 143, 242, 248, 284, 289, 337, 340, 343, 373, 400, 416, 426, 478, 430, 432, 440, 470 FISHING-SUBSISTENCE 3, 7, 8, 10, 17, 20, 28, 30, 38, 39, 40, 65, 68, 73, 87, 100, 108, 119, 127, 141, 143, 160, 185, 186, 188, 189, 204, 236, 240, 242, 250, 284, 289, 398, 399, 310, 312, 320, 323, 325, 337, 338, 340, 343, 373, 379, 380, 357, 394, 397, 400, 401, 402, 403, 406, 409, 411, 412, 415, 416, 417, 428, 430, 432, 433, 439, 454, 468, 473 FOOD PREPARATION 238, 310, 320, 411, 412 FORT MCPHERSON 39, 40, 65, 121, 179, 227, 228, 281, 292, 318, 354, 387, 390, 398, 404 see also: PEEL RIVER FORT YUKON 8, 12, 31, 4?, 55, 71, 105, 108, 110, 126, 149, 165, 195, 202, 214, 230, 242, 248, 261, 281, 284, 333, 334, 338, 339, 346, 349, 350, 364, 365, 368, 374, 375, 394, 396, 408, 428, 430, 433, 434, 462, 464, 466, 469 FORTYMILE CARIROU HERD 51, 58, 72, 112, 113, 134, 244, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 315, 367 see also: STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD FORTYMILE RIVER 11, 33, 79, 141, 154, 155, 262, 301, 302, 315, 341, 353, 367, 385, 408, 409, 436, 457, 460 FUR TRADE-HISTORIC 2, 25, 39, 65, 71, 104, 108, 137, 188, 190, 228, 229, 255, 291, 2978, 299, 340, 350, 354, 360, 361, 362, 374, 387, 401, 404, 416, 448, 450, 453, 466 see also: RUSSIAN AMERICA FURBEARERS 2, 11, 20, 28, 38, 39, 40, 49, 51, 72, 127, 137, 155, 170, 179, 243, 279, 303, 308, 399, 310, 334, 349, 348, 362, 368, 374, 375, 397, 416, 426, 430, 432, 435, 450 see also: TRAPPING GALENA 8, 9, 114, 193, 233, 248, 274, 294, 295, 296, 333, 334, 368, 426, 432, 435 GATES OF THE ARCTIC NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE 28, 310, 439 139 GATHERING 2n, ?S, 38, 72, 100, 127, 189, 263, 3118, 309, 320, 323, 334, 432, 433, 449 see also: ETHNOBOTANY GEOGRAPHY 11, 15, 22, 38, 45, 46, 47, 50, 54, 56, 72, 81, 55, 95, 99, 108, 123, 124, 125, 127, 129, 130, 143, 148, 162, 167, 186, 196, 209, 213, 236, 257, 260, 261, 270, 277, 288, 290, 791, 302, 310, 340, 341, 344, 350, 353, 364, 36S, 368, 369, 374, 384, 401, 403, 404, 408, 417, 424, 426, 428, 430, 431, 434, 435, 436, 439, 457, 461, 465 GEOLOGY 123, 124, 125, 129, 152, 257, 288, 290, 342, 364, 368, 403, 417, 439, 465 GRAYLING (village) 114, 135, 248, 284, 296, 333, 334, 368, 402, 432 HAN ATHABASKANS 1, 4, 5, 11, 22, 24, 72, 103, 107, 130, 141, 155, 156, 160, 172, 173, 204, 229, 230, 254, 262, 265, 287, 321, 325, 349, 353, 359, 368, 381, 396, 403, 416, 457, 462 HANDICRAFTS 39, 94, 122, 420 HEALTH 19, 127, 140, 155, 156, 168, 207, 230, 340, 359, 396, 428, 443, 444 see also: NUTRITION HEALY l!%, 333, 342, 368 HEALY LAKE (village) 10, 11, 18, 95, 96, 98, 115, 126, 156, 182, 195, 276, 346, 347, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 436 HISTORIC SITES 22, 33, 127, 135, 141, 181, 195, 346, 363 see also: LAND USE, PLACE NAMES HISTORY 2, 33, 72, 87, 103, ln8, 116, 154, 165, 168, 195, 229, 261, 262, 317, 333, 340, 344, 350, 354, 360, 363, 368, 374, 381, 384, 402, 404, 422, 430, 436, 465, 466, 473 HOLIKACHUK ATHABASKANS 7, 22, 114, 124, 160, 172, 193, 285, 290, 291, 296, 334, 368, 397, 409, 411, 412, 432, 442, 447, 448, 452, 453, 454, 455 140 HOLY CROSS 67, 114, 133, 152, 193, 203, 248, 296, 333, 334, 368, 402, 499, 432, 447, 448, 452, 453, 454 HOUSE TYPES 2, 15, 22, 89, 114, 160, 204, 236, 272, 320, 322, 341, 411, 428, 449, 452 HUGHES 17, 28, 30, 32, 126, 254, 308, 399, 310, 333, 334, 368, 432 HUNTING 1, 4, 5, 20, 25, 30, 32, 38, 39, 40, 52, 65, 87, 99, 100, 109, 114, 127, 143, 14B, 154, 160, 162, 164, 165, 170, 182, 185, 186, 188, 189, 204, 217, 229, 246, 250, 259, 261, 272, 273, 308, 310, 320, 323, 338, 339, 341, 342, 344, 368, 379, 384, 387, 389, 394, 399, 411, 412, 416, 417, 428, 432, 433, 439, 440, 449, 450, 454, 456, 473 see also: BEAR HUNTING, CARIBOU HUNTING, MOOSEHUNTING, WATERFOWLHUNTING HUNTING TECHNOLOGY 39, 100, 114, 148, 240, 252, 272, 273, 304, 308, 320, 322, 328, 239, 456, 458 HUSLIA 28, 84, 93, 94, 117, 127, 197, 215, 263, 284, 308, 309, 310, 313, 333, 334, 368, 432 IDITAROD RIVER 124, 166, 402, 408, 409 INCOME-WAGE 2, 39, 40, 66, 73, 110, 127, 198, 306, 375, 401, 407, 410, 416 see also: EMPLOYMENT-MONETARY INGALIK ATHABASKANS 7, 15, 22, 74, 75, 76, 77, 75, 108, 114, 127, 130, 152, 160, 172, 185, 187, 189, 190, 193, 203, 205, 207, 209, 210, 231, 232, 254, 285, 291, 296, 321, 322, 323, 324, 327, 332, 334, 337, 343, 350, 351, 358, 365, 368, 396, 397, 402, 409, 411, 412, 428, 432, 447, 448, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 464 INNOKO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 212, 432, 442 INNOKO RIVER 22, 69, 114, 124, 152, 212, 290, 322, 323, 324, 402, 409, 432, 442, 448, 452, 453, 454 141 KALTAG 9, 23, 70, 114, 126, 133, 193, 2O6, 297, 209, 248, 249, 284, 296, 333, 334, 368, 409, 412, 426, 432, 464 KANTISHNA RIVER 38, 143, 182, 186, 363, 466 KANUTI NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 213, 371 KANlJTI RIVER 123, 213, 288, 371, 426 KINSHIP 2, 3, m, m, 32, 42, 84, 85, if-m, in9, 128, 144, 159, 180, 156, 250, 268, 274, 312, 320, 323, 341, 355, 360, 357, 389, 393, 411, 449 see also: SOCIAL ORGANIZATION KOYUKONATHARASKANS 8, 9, 15, 21, 23, 23, 28, 3O, 32, 68, 69, 70, Al, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 94, IOR, 114, 116, 117, 12n, 123, 124, 1X, 127, 130, 142, 143, 149, 157, 160, 164, 167, 172, 174, 175, 189, 193, 197, 202, 206, 207, 208, 209, 211, 214, 215, 219, 233, 242, 249, 250, 254, 257, 259, 260, 262., 263, 268, 274, 275, 285, 288, 290, 291, 294, 295, 296, 308, 309, 310, 313, 321, 328, 334, 335, 337, 343, 346, 350, 360, 364, 365, 368, 373, 396, 409, 411, 412, 414, 415, 426, 428, 432, 435, 439, 442, 451, 454, 455, 464 KOYUKUK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 213, 432, 442, KOYUKUK RIVER 15, 17, 22, 28, 30, 32, 54, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 114, 116, 117, 120, 123, 126, 127, 142, 150, 151, 160, 163, 164, 175, 181, 189, 190, 197, 209, 213, 215, 219, 233, 249, 257, 260, 263, 268, 284, 288, 302, 309, 310, 312, 313, 333, 334, 364, 368, 371, 396, 408, 409, 414, 419, 421, 426, 432, 442, 445, 455 KOYUKUK (village) 21, 114, 163, 209, 248, 259, 284, 296, 310, 333, 334, 368, 412, 432 KUSKOKWIMRIVER-UPPER 22, 35, 125, 143, 160, 167, 195, 196, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 241, 290, 327, 329, 334, 363, 4n6, 411, 435, 455 142 KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 14, 19, 22, 26, 27, 29, 31, 39, 41, 542, 56, 57, 65, 68, 88, 104, 106, 108, 109, 115, 121, 126, 127, 129, 130, 138, 140, 141, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 160, 165, 168, 172, 176, 178, 179, 183, 195, 200, 202, 204, 214, 217, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 251, 253, 254, 257, 261, 262, 265, 270, 271, 273, 274, 275, 277, 285, 286, 287, 292, 293, 297, 298, 299, 300, 305, 307, 308, 309, 318, 319, 320, 321, 325, 328, 330, 334, 338, 339, 343, 344, 346, 348, 349, 350, 352, 354, 355, 357, 364, 365, 368, 374, 375, 378, 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 393, 394, 396, 398, 401, 404, 405, 409, 416, 418, 424, 428, 430, 431, 433, 434, 449, 458, 461, 462, 464, 469 LAKE MI NCHUMINA (village) 38, 125, 143, 167, 187, 156, 191, 333, 363, 368, 376, 378 LAND USE 1, IO, 11, 22, 28, 35, 36, 39, 40, 50, 53, 55, 65, 72, 116, 127, 142, 143, 196, 218, 228, 248, 287, 300, 354, 360, 363, 368, 375, 379, 380, 381, 401, 402, 4133, 416, 423, 429, 431, 437, 442, 45n, 459 see also: PLACE NAMES LEADERSHIP 109, 110, 168, 265, 357, 390, 4n5 LIFE CYCLE-CULTURAL 87, 103, 148, 160, 191, 272, 273, 320, 323, 394, 397 LINGUISTICS 131, 160, 161, 165, 167, 179, 200, 205, 209, 210, 217, 233, 254, 264, 338, 354, 366 LIVENGOOD 110, 445 LOUCHEIJX 29, 41, 56, 57, 129, 179, 229, 236, 261, 286, 354, 357 see also: KUTCHIN ATHABASKANS, OLD CROW MACKENZIE RIVER 35, 39, 40, 65, 66, 88, 138, 160, 179, 204, 229, 235, 251, 267, 281, 318, 354, 390, 398, 404 MANLEY 126, 248, 284, 333, 368 143 MATERIAL ClJLTURE 24, 81, 85, 114, 160, 165, 251, 252, 272, 297, 298, 299, 300, 304, 310, 320, 322, 328, 330, 378, 383, 394, 397, 411, 418, 420 MCGRATH 143, 185, 186, 187, 191, 329, 333, 334, 435 MEDFRA 186, 187, 191, 329, 333, 334, 435 MELOZITNA RIVER 123, 209, 302, 426 MINING-HISTORIC 33, 116, 124, 141, 154, 155, 166, 190, 247, 349, 360, 368, 387, 402, 419, 427, 428 MINT0 13, 21, 126, 1.60, 1.99, 284, 316, 317, 333, 334, 356, 368, 370, 420 MISSIONARIES 78, 141, 190, 203, 262, 358, 360, 402, 409, 448, 453, 462, 472 MOOSE 2, 11, 20, 49, 51, 137, 243, 261, 279, 281, 425, 440 MOOSEHUNT1 NG 3, 4, 20, 28, 38, 40, 72, 137, 165, 189, 308, 309, 310, 334, 380, 394, 406, 450, 456 MOOSEUTILIZATION 308, 310, 320, 326, 372 NATIVE CLAIMS 35, 37, 127, 196, 199, 253, 318, 335, 459 NATURAL RESOURCES-GENERAL 108, 127, 340, 368, 379, 426, 429, 430, 436, 470 NENANA 114, 118, 119, 120, 143, 19.1, 214, 225, 248, 256, 284, 296, 333, 368, 385, 468 NENANA RIVER 143, 302, 342 NIKOLAI 38, 143, 185, 196, 187, 19t, 329, 333, 334, 406, 435 144 NON-NATTVES 72, 92, 141, 154, 219, 247, 259, 287, 349, 360, 381, 403, 466, 473 NORTHWAY 11, 50, 126, 144, 145, 156, 182, 272, 278, 303, 306, 333, 334, 368, 369, 379, 380, 436, 456 NORTHWESTTERRITORIES 25, 35, 36, 39, 40, 45, 65, 88, 121, 160, 179, 227, 228, 229, 292, 318, 320, 336, 354, 357, 390, 404, 459 NOWITNA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 212, 435 NOWITNA RIVER 212, 143, 209, 212, 435 NULATO 9, 15, 67, 69, 70, 108, 114, 126, 157, 169, 193, m2, 206, 207, 209, 210, 248, 25f-I, 262, 274, 284, 291, 296, 333, 334, 359, 364, 365, 368, 408, 409, 412, 432, 454, 455, 464 NUTRITION 127, 168, 156, 3n9, 359, 396, see also: HEALTH OLD CROW 1, 2, 3, 14, 26, 27, 29, 35, 41, 65, 115, 129, 160, 162, 168, 178, 179, 196, 200, 202, 230, 236, 237, 23a, 239, 240, 246, 253, 261, 281, 286, 297, 298, 299, 307, 318, 320, 328, 344, 354, 355, 394, 401, 449, 461 ORAL TRADITIONS 29, 44, 53, 75, 76, 89, 100, 146, 204, 205, 215, 237, 239, 272, 273, 286, 293, 320, 324, 340, 357, 359, 360, 366, 393, 411, 454, 456 PEEL RIVER 40, 121, 227, 228, 229, 230, 261, 320, 328, 354, 386, 357, 390, 404, 416 PLACE NAMES 167, 209, 354, 360 see also: LAND USE PI)RCUPINE CARIROU HERO 34, 35, 58, 132, 184, 194, 201, 220, 221, 222, 235, 244, 245, 266, 267, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 301, 314, 336, 352, 401, 413, 416, 463 145 PORCUPINE RIVER 3, 14, 19, 22, 26, 27, 29, 34, 35, 41, 65, 71, 88, 105, 110, 126, 127,, 129, 130, 147, 148, 160, 162, 165, 168, 178, 179, 195, 198, 200, 202, 217, 229, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 251, 253, 261, 281, 297, 299, 300, 302, 307, 308, 319, 320, 338, 339, 344, 350, 355, 386, 394, 401, 409, 422, 424, 426, 433, 461, 462 POTLATCH 2, 13, 21, 32, 43, 70, 83, 94, 118, 144, 145, 160, 199, 210, 217, 233, 249, 256, 272, 313, 316, 320, 323, 351, 415, 449, 472 RAMPART 17, 67, 110, 126, 149, 248, 284, 333, 334, 346, 368, 428, 430, 433 RUBY 114, 124, 125, 143, 166, 193, 209, 248, 254, 290, 296, 333, 334, 368, 409, 435 RUSSIAN AMERICA 141, 202, 229, 291, 340, 361, 362, 447, 453, 465 SALCHA RIVER 10, 20, 21, 302 SALMON 7, 8, 10, 25, 51, 68, 73, 127, 136, 188, 189, 226, 242, 284, 289, 309, 334, 337, 340, 343, 373, 406, 430 SETTLEMENT PATTERNS 2, 3, 22, 81, 84, 85, 109, 127, 128, 160, 208, 228, 247, 274, 299, 300, 308, 329, 341, 342, 378, 380, 387, 449, 452, 453, 461, 469 SHAGELUK 114, 322, 323, 324, 333, 334, 368, 397, 402, 432, 448, 452, 453, 454, 455 SHEEP 11, 20, 49, 51, 158, 279, 280, 302, 367, 440 SHEEP HUNTING 20, 25, 40, 189, 310, 312, 367, 380, 456 SNOWMACH1 NE S 32, 39, 308, 310, 421 SOCIAL ORGANIZATION 1, 3, 2n, 26, 27, 41, 53, 84, 87, 58, 91, 100, 1043, 108, 109, 125, 139, 144, 159, 160, 168, 180, 186, 204, 217, 231, 240, 250, 261, 264, 265, 272, 273, 274, 304, 320, 323, 324, 325, 330, 341, 360, 386, 387, 389, 399, 393, 394, 401, 411, 412, 428, 449, 456, 461 146 SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 11, 12, 25, 35, 36, 50, 66, 67, 91, 110, 127, 168, 198, 253, 272, 305, 343, 369, 401, 407, 430, 433, 435, 438 STEESE-FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD 6, 20, 132, 216, 269, 281, 3111, 315 see also: FORTYMILE CARIBOU HERD STEVENS VILLAGE 67, 110, 126, 149, 211, 242, 248, 284, 288, 333, 334, 360, 368, 430, 433, 434 SUBSISTENCE ACTIVITIES 2, 3, 20, 28, 30, 39, 40, 73, 87, 88, 108, 110, 116, 127, 137, 138, 144, 16n, 164, 165, 182, 186, 187, 188, 189, 198, 212, 215, 217, 230, 236, 240, 250, 263, 272, 274, 2137, 295, 298, 299, 300, 306, 307, 308, 310, 312, 316, 320, 323, 325, 327, 328, 338, 339, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 368, 378, 379, 380, 381, 387, 394, 397, 401, 402, 403, 406, 412, 416, 428, 431, 432, 433, 434, 435, 438, 439, 449, 450, 453, 461, 473 see also: FISHING-SUBSISTENCE, HUNTING, TRAPPING SUBSISTENCE CYCLE 2, 20, 22, 26, 27, 28, 67, 72, 81, 84, 55, 57, 95, 103, 114, 127, 144, 160, 164, 185, 186, 189, 191, 250, 272, 273, 299, 309, 304, 308, 309, 310, 316, 341, 359, 368, 378, 379, 387, 397, 412, 456, 461 SUBSISTENCE PRODUCTIONAND EXCHANGE 3, 4, 5, 10, 22, 26, 27, 38, 52, 68, 72, 105, 127, 137, 160, 272, 285, 297, 299, 300, 307, 305, 310, 320, 343, 357, 435, 456 see also: ECONOMICSYSTEMS-GENERAL SUBSISTENCE STRATEGY 52, 100, 109, 137, 139, 188, 189, 273, 299, 309, 328, 387, 342, 389, 390, 399, 412, 449, 450 SUBSISTENCE TECHNOLOGY 27, 100, 114, 160, 161, 185, 217, 251, 304, 320, 322, 325, 328, 378, 383, 387, 394, 397, 412 TAKOTNA 329, 333, 334, 435 TANACROSS 44, 50, 144, 145, 154, 156, 195, 301, 303, 306, 333, 334, 341, 346, 347, 366, 368, 376, 377, 379, 359, 427, 436, 444, 456 TANACROSSATHABASKANS 44, 50, 98, 126, 144, 154, 156, 161, 172, 152, 254, 275, 295, 306, 321, 341, 346, 366, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 443, 444 147 TANANA (village) 8, 15, 21, 67, 96, 108, 114, 115, 125, 126, 167, 193, 214, 242, 248, 284, 294, 296, 333, 334, 346, 350, 365, 368, 415, 420, 428, 435, 462, 464 TANANA RIVER-ALL 7, 8, 13, 15, 21, 22, 79, 114, 119, 125, 126, 127, 160, 177, 181, 182, 189, 193, 195, 209, 225, 226, 248, 256, 274, 275, 284, 296, 302, 316, 317, 353, 368, 373, 377, 407, 408, 409, 411, 428, 455, 460, 466, 470 TANANA RIVER-LOWER 13, 21, 120, 193, 199, 225, 248, 316, 342, 356, 370, 420, 468 TANANA RIVER-MIDDLE 12, 20, 21, 73, 118, 143, 256, 335, 4ln, 47n TANANA RIVER-UPPER 6, 10, 11, 18, 44, 46, 47, 50, 51, 95, 96, 98, 115, 144, 145, 154, 155, 156, 161, 182, 190, 195, 218, 265, 272, 276, 278, 281, 301, 303, 305, 306, 315, 334, 341, 346, 347, 366, 367, 369, 376, 377, 378, 379, 390, 38!i, 427, 436, 443, 444, 456 TAYLOR HIGHWAY 6, 155, 315, 436 TELIDA 38, 143, 185, 186, 187, 191, 241, 329, 333, 334, 363, 406, 435 TETLI N 11, 50, 126, 144, 145, 154, 156, 272, 278, 303, 306, 333, 334, 341, 346, 368, 379, 380, 436, 456 TETLIN NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 369 TOK 11, 50, 144, 154, 155, 156, 218, 333, 334, 368, 369, 436 TRADE 2, 23, 31, 81, 85, 86, 87, 90, 100, 104, 141, 189, 190, 204, 228, 229, 255, 264, 291, 304, 316, 323, 350, 361, 411, 428, 451, 454 TRANSPORTATION-METHODS 32, 39, 72, 87, 100, 148, 160, 165, 167, 189, 204, 225, 236, 240, 252, 258, 272, 308, 310, 329, 322, 325, 338, 368, 394, 401, 411, 421, 428, 456 see al so: DnGS, SNnWMACHINES 148 TRANSPORTATION-ROUTES 23, 54, 116, 141, 142, 143, 167, 195, 247, 248, 262, 296, 310, 316, 341, 363, 364, 368, 382, 402, 408, 427, 428, 466 TRAPPING 1, 2, 3, 25, 28, 30, 32, 38, 40, 65, 71, 72, 99, 100, 101, 127, 137, 141, 143, 154, 155, 160, 162, 164, 170, 186, 215, 228, 229, 246, 250, 261, 272, 297, 298, 303, 307, 308, 309, 310, 312, 322, 323, 344, 361, 362, 363, 374, 375, 379, 384, 357, 399, 397, 401, 403, 412, 415, 416, 417, 421, 426, 428, 430, 432, 433, 454, 456, 459, 473 UPPER KUSKOKWIMATHABASKANS 127, 167, 172, 185, 156, 157, 188, 189, 1890, 191, 241, 285, 291, 321, 327, 329, 411, 406, 455 UPPER TANANA ATHABASKANS 15, 22, 46, 47, 50, 88, 95, 126, 144, 145, 154, 155, 156, 159, 160, 161, 172, 182, 189, 190, 231, 254, 265, 272, 274, 275, 276, 295, 393, 306, 334, 341, 346, 353, 368, 369, 379, 380, 455, 456, 460 VENETIE 110, 126, 133, 147, 195, 251, 257, 273, 330, 333, 334, 339, 369, 394, 422, 430, 433 WATERFOWL 11, 39, 51, 127, 137, 213, 243, 278, 302, 356, 368, 371, 400, 426, 430, 432, 433, 434, 440, 441, 442 WATERFOWLHUNTING 28, 38, 40, 72, 189, 308, 310, 334, 370, 380, 412, 433, 441 WHITEFISH 17, 28, 309, 334 WILDLIFE 2, 15, 20, 35, 35, 40, 49, 50, 51, 65, 87, 95, 99, 127, 162, 179, 182, 212, 213, 214, 223, 243, 246, 261, 302, 340, 342, 345, 348, 360, 364, 368, 369, 371, 379, 400, 402, 416, 417, 426, 429, 430, 432, 434, 435, 436, 437, 438, 439, 440, 442, 450, 465, 467 see also: BEAR, SIRDS, CARIROU, FISH, FURBEARERS, MOOSE, SHEEP, WATERFOWL YUKON FLATS 45, 71, 110, 243, 319, 320, 375, 386, 400, 409, 430, 434 YUKON FLATS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFIJGE 433, 434 149 YUKON RIVER-ALL 7, 8, 108, 127, 135, 136, 192, 248, 262, 284, 289, 333, 337, 340, 350, 361, 368, 382, 408, 409, 426, 428, 464 YUKON RIVER-LOWER 15, 67, 114, 152, 203, 212, 291, 296, 322, 323, 327, 402, 447, 448, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455 YUK(3N RIVER-MIDDLE * 9, 15, 17, 22, 23, 45, 54, 67, 68, 69, 70, 74, 75, 76, 77, 76, 87, 114, 119, 120, 123, 124, 125, 126, 133, 149, 160, 166, 169, 174, 175, 189, 190, 193, 202, 203, 2n5, 2n6, 207, 2na, 209, 210, 211, 212, 214, 225, 232, 243, 249, 250, 270, 274, 288, 290, 291, 294, 295, 296, 311, 322, 323, 324, 332, 335, 343, 346, 347, 351, 358, 360, 364, 373, 396, 397, 409, 402, 411, 412, 415, 430, 432, 435, 442, 447, 448, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 462, 466, 468, 473, YUKON RIVER-UPPER 4, 5, 11, 16, 22, 24, 31, 42, 47, 55, 68, 71, 72, 79, 193, 195, in6, 107, 119, 115, 126, 130, 133, 141, 147, 148, 149, 150, 155, 156, 160, 162, 165, 173, 176, 181, 193, 195, 198, 2n4, m9, 214, 217, 242, 243, 251, 261, 264, 265, 270, 273, 274, 275, 281, 257, 293, 305, 308, 309, 319, 320, 325, 328, 334, 337, 338, 339, 343, 346, 349, 359, 360, 364, 365, 374, 375, 381, 386, 387, 394, 396, 4fIn, 403, 407, 417, 422, 424, 427, 430, 431, 433, 434, 457, 462, 466, 469 YIJKON TERRITORY 1, 2, 3, 14, 26, 27, 29, 35, 36, 41, 48, 56, 57, 65, 66, 88, 99, 107, 115, 129, 132, 146, 147, 160, 162, 168, 178, 179, 184, 192, 194, 196, 200, 229, 235, 236, 238, 239, 240, 246, 247, 253, 264, 266, 267, 297, 298, 299, 300, 307, 320, 344, 354, 355, 365, 384, 386, 394, 401, 405, 416, 417, 428, 458, 461, 462 YUKON-CHARLEYRIVERS NATIONAL PRESERVE 72, 141, 287 15n AUTHOR INDEX ABLER, T. S. 1 ACHESON, A. W. 2, 3 ADNEY, T. 4, 5 AIGNER, J. S. 379, 3an ALASKA COOPERATIVEWILOLIFE RESFARCHUNIT 6 ALASKA DEPARTMENTOF FISH AND GAME 7, 8 ALASKA DIVISION OF ECnNOMIC ENTERPRISE 9 ALASKA DIVISION CIF LANDS 10 ALASKA LANI-I MANAGERSCOOPERATIVF TASK FnRCE 11 ALASKAN ARCTIC GAS PIPELINF CO. 12 ALBEITA, L. 13 ALFORD, M. E. 14 ALLEN, H. T. 15 ALT, K. T. 16, 17 ANDERSON, J. H. 18 ANDERSON, K., ET AL. 19 ANDREWS, E. F. zn, 21, 22, 23, 24, 380, 381 ASCH, M. 25 BALDRIDGE, J. E. 425 BALIKCI, A. 26, 27 BANE, G. R. 28, 31n BARBEAII, r;. M. 29 151 BEATIJS, H., SR. 30 BEAVER, C. M. 31 BEETUS, J. 32 BELL, W. 33 BENTE, P. J. 34 BERGER, T. R. 35 BERGER, T. R. 36 BERRY, M. C. 37 BISDEE, J. 221 BISHOP, R. I-I. 38 BISSETT, D. 39, 40 BOHMER, E. E. 253 BOON, T. C. 41 BORAM, C. 42 BOYER, L. B. 43, 171 BOYER, R. M. 43, 171 BREAN, A. 44 BREWER, M. F. 45 BROOKS, A. H. 46, 47 BUCHER, W. A. 284 BUCK, H. E., ET AL. 49 BUCKLEY, J. L. 49 BUGE', C. 50 BURRANK, D. c. 51 BURCH, E. S., *JR. 52, 53 152 BUSH, J. D., JR.. 54 CHZM HILL 55 CADZOW, D. A. 56, 57 CALEF, G. W. 58 CAMERON, R. 0. 59, 69, 61, 62, 63, 463 CAMERON, R. 9., ET AL. 64 CANADA, DEPT. OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT,NORTHERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BRANCH, ECONOMICSTAFF GROUPAND MPS ASSnCIATES LTD. 65, 66 CANTWELL, J. C. 67 CAREY, M. 68 CARLn, P. 69 CARRINGTON, T. S. 396 CARROLL, G. A. 70 CARROLL, J. A. 71 CAULFIELD, R. A. 72, 73 CHAPMAN, J. W. 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 CHATELAIN, E. F. 367 CHEN, L. 79 CHILD, K. N. 80 CLARK, A. M. 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89, 90, 91 CLARK, A. M. (EDITOR) a8 CLARK, D. W. 89, 90, 91 CLAIJS, R. 92 153 CLINE, M. S. 93, 94 COOK, J. P. 95, 96, 98, 276 COOK, tl. P. (EDITOR) 97 COOKE, 6. A. 162 COOKE, 6. A. (EDITflR) 99, 384, 417 COON, C. S. ion COOPER, J. M. 101 CRAIG, P. C. in2 CROSS, B. A. 284 CROW, J. R. in3 CROWE, K. 11. 194 CROWE, 9. 105 CRUIKSHANK, J. 106, 107 DALL, W. H. 108 DALLE-MOLLE, J. 363 DAMAS, 0. (EDITOR) 109 DARBYSHIRE AND ASSOCIATES 110 DAVIS, J. L. 111, 112 DAVIS, J. L., ET AL. 113 DEROCK, E. A. 413 DE LAGUNA, F. 114 DERRY, D. E. 115 DISSLER, K. 116 DnNOHOE, M. 117 154 DRANE, F. B. 118, 119, 129 DREWERY, E. M. 121 DUNCAN, K. 122 EAKIN, H. M. 123, 124, 125 ELKINS, W. A. 367 FAIRBANKS TOWNAND VILLAGE ASSOCIATION FOR DEVELOPMENTINC. 126 FEDERAL FIELD COMMITTEE FOR DEVELOPMENT PLANNING IN ALASKA 127 FISCH, Q. E. 128 FITZGERALD, G. 129 FOOTE, D. C. 130 FOWLER, N. R., 119. 131 FULLER, W. A. 132 GAGNON, P. L. 133 GASAWAY, W. C. 134 GIDDINGS, J. I-. 135, 385 GILBERT, C. H. 136 GILLESPIE, B. C. 137 GODDARD, I. 455 GOODING, L. A. 3n5, 306 GORDON, B. C. 138 GRARURN, N. H. H. 139 GRAHAM, A. 14n GRAUMAN, M. W. 141 GRUMMANECOSYSTEMS CORPDRATION 142 155 GUDGEL-HOLMES, 9. 143, 363 GUEDON, M. F. 144, 145 HABGOOD, T. (TRANSLATOR) 146 HADLEIGH-WEST, F. 147, 148, 149 HALL, E. S., JR. 159, 151, 277 HARING, Q. 479 HARRINGTON, G. L. 152, 290 HATLER, 0. F. 153 HAYNES, T. L. 154, 155, 156 HAYNES, T. S. 157 HEIMEQ, V. E. 158 HEINRICH, A. C. 159 HELM, J. (EDIT9R) ifin HELMER, J. W. (EDITOR) 161 HEMSTc)CK, C. A. 162 HENRY, E. E. 163 HENZIE, M. 164 HERBERT, B. 165 HERMS, F. W. 166 HERRON, J. S. 167 HILDES, J. A., ET AL. 168 HINKES, M. 169 HINMAN, 9. A. 1713 HIPPLER, A. E. 43, 171, 172 156 HODGE, F. W. (EDITOR) 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178 HOHN, E. 9. 179 HOIJER, H. 189 HOLMES, C. E. 181, la2 HONIGMANN, J. J. 183 HOREJSI, R. L. la4 HOSLEY, E. H. 185, 196, 157, 188, 189, 190, 191 HRDLICKA, A. 192, 193 HUME, V. E. 194 HIJMPHREY, R. L., JR, ET AL. 195 HUNT, C. 196 HUNTINGTON, J. 197 INSTITIITE OF SOCIAL ANIl ECONOMICGOVERNMENT RESEARCH 198 INTERIOR WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION STAFF 199 IRVING, L. 200 JAKIMCHUK, R. D., ET AL. 201 JAMES, J. A. 202 JENKINSON, M. 203 JENNESS, D. 294 JETTE, J. 205, 296, 207, 298, 209, 219 JOHN, L. 211 JOINT FEDERAL-STATE LAND USE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR ALASKA 212, 213 JOINT FEDERAL-STATE LAND USE PLANNING COMMISSION F9R ALASKA, RES9URCEPLANNING TEAM 214 157 JONES, E. (EDITOR) 215 JONES, F. F. 216 JONES, S. 217 JONES ASSOCIATES INC. 218 KEIM, F. J. 219 KELSALL, J. P. 220, 221, 222 KENSE, F. J. (EDITOR) 161 KIRSTEATTER, F. 13 KLEIN, 0. R. 222, 223, 224 KNOX, W. 225 KOGL, D. R. 226 KOUTSKY, K. 23 KRECH, S., III 227, 228, 229, 230, 231 KRIEGER, H. W. 232 KROUL, M. V. 233, 381 L.G.L. ECOL9GICAL RESEARCHASSOCIATES 234 LANG, K. 235 LEECHMAN, D. 236, 237, 238, 239, 240 LEFEBRE, C. C. 241 LEONARD, J. W. 242 LEOPOLD, A. S. 243 LERESCHE, R. F. 112, 244, 245 LOTZ, J. 9. 246, 247 LOIJIS BERGER AND ASSOCIATES, INC. 248 LOYENS, W. J. 249, 25n 158 LUSTIG-ARECCO, V. 251 LYNCH, K. 252 LYSYK, K. 253 MACBAINE, S. K. 130 MACNEISH, J. H. 254 MACNEISH, J. H., ET AL. 255 MADARA, G. 256 MADDREN, A. G. 257 MADISI)N, C. 258 MARSHALL, Q. 259, 260 MASON, M. H. 261 MATHEWS, Q. K. 262 MAUTNER, K. H. 263, 310 MCCLELLAN, C. 264, 265 MCEWEN, E. H. 266, 267 MCFADYEN, A. M. 268 MCGARY, J. (EDITOR) 165 MCGOWAN,T. A. 269 MCGRATH, J. E. 279 MCKENNAN, R. A. 98, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277 MCKNIGHT, D. E. 278 MCKNIGHT, D. E. (EDITOR) 279, 289, 281, 282, 283 MCLEAN, R. 284 MCMILLAN, P. n.(COMPILER) 285 159 MCNEIL, J. H. 286 MCPHEE, 11. 287 MENDENHALL, W. C. 288 MERRELL, T. R. 289 MERTIE, J. R. 29n MEYER, K. 169 MICHAEL, Y. 4. (EDITOR) 291 MIDDLETON, K. R. 337 MILLER, F. L. 292 MILLER, R. 196 MISHLER, C. (EDITOR) 293 MONOGHAN,P. 294 MORGAN, L. 295, 296 MORLAN, R. E. 297, 298, 299, 300 MORRIS, M. E., JR. 337 MOSES, A. (RECORDER) 165 MURIE, 0. J. 301, 302 MURRAY, D. F. 303 NATIONAL MUSEUMOF MAN 304 NAYLOR, L. L. 305, 306 NAYSMITH, J. K. 307 NEILAND, K. A. 111 NELSON, R. K. 28, 308, 309, 310 NETSCH, N. R. 311 NICTUNE, G., SR.. 312 160 OATES, A. 313 OBLEY, P. R. 103 OLDEMEYER, (1. L., ET AL. 314 OLSON, S. T 315 OLSON, V. Y. 316, 317 O'MALLEY, M. 318 GSGOOD, C. 319, 32n, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325 OSIP, A. M. 326 OSWALT, 14. Y. 327, 328, 329 OSWALT, W. H. (EDITOR) 330 PANITCH, M. 331 PARSONS, E. C. 332, 351 PATTERSON, A. 333, 334 PATTY, S. Y. 335 PENDERGAST, R. 336 PENNOYER, S. 337 PERRY, 6. 0. (EDITOR) 99, 417 PETER, K. 338 PETER, K. (EDITOR) 339 PETER, K. (TRANSLATOR) 165 PETROFF, I. 340 PFISTERER, R. (RECORDER) 165 PHELPS, Y. L. 253 PITTS, R. 5. 341 161 PLASKETT, 0. C. 342 POPE, I-). 343 POPPE, R. 344 PRUITT, W. 0. 345 RAINEY, F. G. 346, 347 RAUSCH, R. A. 348 RAY, P. H. 349 RAYMOND, C. P. 350 REEn, T. R. 351 RENEWABLERESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICES LTr). 352 RICE, J. F. 353 RICHARDSON, W. P. 349 RITTER, J. T. 354 ROSENEAU, I-). 458 ROTH, E. 355 ROWINSKI, L. J. 356 RUSSELL, F. 357 SABINE, B. W. 358 SACKETT, R. H. 351 SAVAGE, H. C. 138 SCHMITTER, F. 359 SCHNEIDER, W. S. 369, 361, 362, 363 SCHRADER, F. C. 364 SCHWATKA, F. 365 SCOLLON, R. (EDITOR) 366 162 SCOTT, E. F. 367 SCOTT, G. R. 306 SCOTT, R. F. 315 SELKREGG, L. (COMPILER) 368 SHEA, L. 369 SHEPHERD, P. E. K. 370, 371 SHERMAN, M. C. 372 SHERMAN, R., (EOITOR) 460 SHERWIN, L. 373 SHIDELER, R. 112 SHIMKIN, n. R. 374, 375 SHINKWIN, A. 0. 24, 376, 377, 378, 379, 380, 351 SIDDAL, W. R. 382 SIEBERT, E. V. 383 SIGMAN, M. 51 SINGH, I. G. 384 SKARLANO, I. 385 SLOBODIN, R. 386, 387, 388, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394 SMITH, J. G. E. (EDITOR) 395 SNIFFEN, M. K. 396 SNOW, 11. H. 397 SNOWSHOE,C. 398 SPIESS, A. E. 399 SPURR, S. I-I., ET AL. 40n 163 STAGER, J. K. 401 STEPHENSEN, N. J. 402 STERN, P. 455 STERN, R. 0. 403 STEWART, E. G. 404, 405 STICKNEY, A. 406 STRONG, R. S. 139, 407 STUCK, H. 408, 409 SULLIVAN, J. W. 410 SULLIVAN, M. 33 SULLIVAN, R. J. 411, 412 SURRENDI, 0. C. 413 TANANA CHIEFS CONFERENCE 414 TANANA HIGH SCHOOL 415 TANNER, A. 416 THOMAS, H. L. (EDITOR) 417 THOMPSON, J. 418 THOMPSON, L. K. 419 TINGLEY, D. 196 TITUS, 0. 420 TITUS, M. 420 TOBUK, F. 421 TRITT, A. 422 TRYCK, NYMAN AND HAYES 423 TURNER, J. H. 424 164 UNDERWOOD,L. S. 425 U.S. ARMY CORPS T)F ENGINEERS 426 U.S.4;;REAU OF OUTDOORRECREATION U.S. CONGRESS, SENATE COMMITTEEON MILITARY AFFAIRS 428 U.S. DEPT. 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