Indigenous-State Relations in Alaska and Beyond Tlingit Oral Histories.

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Indigenous-State Relations in Alaska and Beyond Tlingit Oral Histories.

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This collection contains two typescripts from oral history interviews conducted in 2009 with Tlingit Native American Indian elders on the subject of Native and state relations in Alaska. These interviews were conducted by Prof. Thomas Thornton on March 27, 2009 in Juneau at the Sealaska Building as part of a National Science Foundation project entitled "Indigenous-State Relations in Alaska and Beyond: Sustainable Livelihoods, Biocultural Diversity and Health since the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA)." Thornton interviewed two Tlingit elders, Marlene Johnson and Harvey Martin. These interviews are approximately 20 to 30 pages each and discuss Tlingit and state of Alaska relations over time.

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Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska.

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Alaska Native Sisterhood

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