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Dedication
The
late Nadesta Golley of Atka wrote At{am Hitnisangis/Atkan
Plants as the fourteenth in a series of books in Unangam
tunuu for Atkan Educational Materials published in 1973
through Alaska State Operated Schools.
Nadesta was a true leader in that she was unselfish and
very generous in her pursuit to disseminate Unangan indigenous
knowledge concerning Niigu{ plantlore. There are many
topics about which we would know nothing today had it not been
for her diligence. This well educated woman in both Western
and the Native world was an inspiration and hope for my being
where I am today.
Moses
L. Dirks, Unangam tunuu teacher and linguist
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IMPORTANT:
In order to view the pages of this book
correctly, you will need to download the Unangam Tunuu
font (truetype) and install it on your computer. It's available
as a free download from Alaskool.org.
It
is also helpful to set your font preferences to display your
proportional font at 12 pts.
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Unangam
Hitnisangin/Unangam Hitnisangis/Aleut Plants:
a Region-Based Plant Curriculum for Grades 4-6
(oo NUNG um hit nee SUNG in / oo NUNG um hit
nee SUNG is)
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Txichin qa}aalaku{txichin,
we (3 or more) thank you (3 or more), Nick Galaktionoff [2001], Moses
Dirks [1992, 2001] and Suzi Golodoff [2001], for gracious help with
words that are known in Unangam tunuu, but are not necessarily
in the Aleut Dictionary/Unangam Tunudgusii
Information
Written by: Donna
Matthews
Project Coordinator and Editor: Barbara
Carlson, Association of Unangan/Unangas Educators (AUE)
Reviews and first draft: Karen Yeager (AUE) and Edna Floyd (AUE &
Elders Academy Member)
Translations and reviews: Moses Dirks (AUE)
Unangam Elders Academy and reviews:
Mary Bourdukofsky (AUE), Walter Dyakanoff, Ben Golodoff,
Suzi Golodoff,
Gertrude
(AUE)
With special thanks to:
Nick Galaktionoff, Ray Hudson (AUE), Michael Krauss, Patricia
Partnow,
Julie Shane, Sophie Sherebernikoff, Katie Turner, Allison
Young
Thank you to Janice Schofield, R. W. Tyler, and Stanford University
Press for permission to use
their printed material
This project was
developed with funding for the Association of Unangan/Unangas
Educators (AUE)
by the Alaska Rural Systemic Initiative with support from the following
agencies:
National Science Foundation
Annenburg Rural Challenge
Alaska Federation of Natives
Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association
Unalaska City School District
Aleutians East Borough School District
St. Paul School
The Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska
Anchorage
Alaska Native Language Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Illustrations pages
9, 78, 81, 118, courtesy R. W. Tyler
Illustrations pages
11, 19, 20, 21, 22, 31, 32, 40, 41, 47, 48, 53, 55, 69, 70, 76, 79,
82, 108-118 from Flora of Alaska and Neighboring Territories by
Eric Hultén (c) 1968 by the Board of Trustees of the Leland
Stanford Junior University were reproduced with the permission of
the publishers, Stanford University Press. (http://www.sup.org)
Further reproduction of the material requires the publishers
permission.
Special
thanks to Paula Elmes and the excellent staff at the Alaska Native Knowledge
Network for their continual support and help with final changes and
preparation for posting on the Internet.
This
material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation
under Grant No. 0086194. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or
recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s)
and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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