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The compact discs, made from digitized masters of the original recordings, and this index were produced by the Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Library and Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska Fairbanks. The project was supported in part by a grant from the Alaska Humanities Forum and the National Endowment for the Humanities, a federal agency, and by the Alaska Federation of Natives, the Alaska Library Association, and the Alaska State Library. For more information or to order any CD (available for check out, too), contact the Oral History Program at Rasmuson Library, UAF.


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T'I'eriti; Caribou; Eagle; Moose hide song; Sun song; Hunting song; Vatsakyetsik and ducks, part 1

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(Gold Camp) Frank, Johnny: Kutchin. Title: T'I'eriti; Caribou; Eagle; Moose hide song; Sun song; Hunting song; Vatsakyetsik and ducks, part 1. Subject: Stories, songsanimals, birds, origins.

Ref. cut: H9112295

Telling about old people

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(Venetie) Robert, Myra: Kutchin. Title: Telling about old people. Subject: Elders.

Ref. cut: H9112292

Ten legged polar bear, part 2; Point Hope people, part 1

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(Barrow) Ahvakana, Floyd: Inupiaq and English. Title: Ten legged polar bear, part 2; Point Hope people, part 1. Subject: Stories, origins.

Ref. cut: H9112215

Tenting and trapping; Potlatch and Christmas; Travel by dog team and horse team; Changes from subsistence living; Problems with young people; Tribal relations and lands

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(Tanana) Henry, David: English. Title: Tenting and trapping; Potlatch and Christmas; Travel by dog team and horse team; Changes from subsistence living; Problems with young people; Tribal relations and lands. Subject: Traditional living, traveling, fishing, hunting, dogs, elders, education, land claims, trapping, potlatches, dances, alcohol.

Ref. cut: H78183b

Three stories

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(King Island) Tuilana, Paul: Inupiaq. Title: Three stories. Subject: Stories.

Ref. cut: H7899

Tiganamuit, part 2; Ahtaatazik; Ahnalouzik (incomplete)

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(Barrow) Ahvakana, Floyd: Inupiaq and English. Title: Tiganamuit, part 2; Ahtaatazik; Ahnalouzik (incomplete). Subject: Stories.

Ref. cut: H9112219

Tigarakmuit (from Point Hope)

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(Wainwright) Agnasagga, Samuel: Inupiaq and English. Title: Tigarakmuit (from Point Hope). Subject: Stories.

Ref. cut: H9112124

Tigarakmuit (from Point Hope)

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(Wainwright) Rock, Dorcas: Inupiaq and English. Title: Tigarakmuit (from Point Hope). Subject: Stories.

Ref. cut: H9112124

Tlinkit [Tlingit] legend of Strong Man; Oral tradition has many variations; Training for physical endurance

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(Politics and History) Soboleff, Walter, Dr.: English. Title: Tlinkit [Tlingit] legend of Strong Man; Oral tradition has many variations; Training for physical endurance. Subject: Stories, story telling, traditional living.

Ref. cut: H78136

Trading on Yukon and Tanana rivers; Stick log traps; Before white men came; When the Russians came; Tanana Chiefs meeting, 1913; Judge Wickersham; Land claims; Rights of Native People; American Indian Association

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(Minto) John, Peter: English. Title: Trading on Yukon and Tanana rivers; Stick log traps; Before white men came; When the Russians came; Tanana Chiefs meeting, 1913; Judge Wickersham; Land claims; Rights of Native People; American Indian Association. Subject: Trapping, first contact, Russians, chiefs, land claims, traveling, self-determination.

Ref. cut: H7896

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