Research Catalog

Title

Respect the land - it's like part of us : a traditional use study of inland Denai'na ties to the Chulitna River & Sixmile Lake basins, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve / Douglas Deur, Karen Evanoff, Jamie Hebert, and the Dena'ina Knowledge-Holders of Nondalton.

Author

Deur, Douglas, 1969-

Publication

[Port Alsworth, AK] : [National Park Service, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve], 2018.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Evanoff, Karen E.
• Hebert, Jamie Sue
• Dena'ina Knowledge-Holders of Nondalton.
• United States. National Park Service.
• Lake Clark National Park and Preserve (Agency : U.S.), issuing body.

Description

iv, 228 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), color maps (some folded); 28 cm

Alternative Title

Traditional use study of inland Denai'na ties to the Chulitna River & Sixmile Lake basins, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve

Subject

• Dena'ina Indians > Alaska > Lake Clark National Park and Preserve
• Human ecology > Alaska > Lake Clark National Park and Preserve
• Cultural landscapes > Alaska > Lake Clark National Park and Preserve > Evaluation
• Land use > Alaska > Lake Clark National Park and Preserve > Evaluation
• Subsistence economy > Alaska > Lake Clark National Park and Preserve
• Natural resources > Alaska > Lake Clark National Park and Preserve > Management
• Dena'ina Indians > Alaska > Chulitna River
• Dena'ina Indians > Alaska > Alaska Peninsula
• Indians of North America > Alaska > Social life and customs
• Indians of North America > Alaska > Chulitna River
• Dena'ina Indians
• Indians of North America
• Indians of North America > Social life and customs
• Land use
• Lake Clark National Park and Preserve (Alaska)
• Chulitna River (Alaska)
• Sixmile Lake Watershed (Anchorage, Alaska)
• Alaska
• Alaska > Alaska Peninsula
• Alaska > Chulitna River
• Alaska > Lake Clark National Park and Preserve

Note

• This research was performed under a Cooperative Agreement between the USDI National Park Service's Lake Clark National Park and Preserve and the Department of Anthropology, Portland State University, under Cooperative Agreement No. P11AC90967, Task Agreement No. P13AC01460.

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references (201-207).

Contents

Introduction -- The physical setting -- Inland Dena'ina land & history: a brief introduction -- Travel, trails, & traces on the land: fundamentals of the inland Dena'ina cultural landscapes -- Burials, sacred sites, & other places of unique importance -- Natural resource harvests in the study area: key themes -- Hunting & trapping in the study area: key species, landscapes, & knowledge -- Fishing & fish camps -- Plant harvesting in the study area -- Revisiting land and resource use within a cultural context -- Conclusions: cultural values, landscapes, and survival in the Dena'ina homeland -- Appendix one: preliminary overview of compliance implications -- Appendix two: future needs & recommendations -- Sources -- Notes.

Call Number

JFF 20-452

LCCN

2019394480

OCLC

1118777940

Author

Deur, Douglas, 1969- author.

Title

Respect the land - it's like part of us : a traditional use study of inland Denai'na ties to the Chulitna River & Sixmile Lake basins, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve / Douglas Deur, Karen Evanoff, Jamie Hebert, and the Dena'ina Knowledge-Holders of Nondalton.

Publisher

[Port Alsworth, AK] : [National Park Service, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve], 2018.

Type of Content

text

still image

Type of Medium

unmediated

Type of Carrier

volume

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references (201-207).

Added Author

Evanoff, Karen E., author.

Hebert, Jamie Sue, author.

Dena'ina Knowledge-Holders of Nondalton.

United States. National Park Service.

Lake Clark National Park and Preserve (Agency : U.S.), issuing body.

Other Form:

Online version: Deur, Douglas, 1969- Respect the land - it's like part of us. [Port Alsworth, AK] : [National Park Service, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve], 2018 (OCoLC)1124084471

Gpo Item No.

0648

Sudoc No.

I 29.2:L 14 C/3 I 29.2:R 477 2018

Research Call Number

JFF 20-452