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Culture Summaryessay 2012 • Honigmann, John Joseph
Kaska • North America > Arctic and Subarctic
This is a culture summary of the Kaska. Information is presented on major aspects of the Kaska culture....The Kaska IndiansBook 1954 • Honigmann, John Joseph
Kaska • North America > Arctic and Subarctic
The material in this excellent source was collected by Honigmann mainly during his first visit to the Kaska, partly as a means to win the confidence of these people in preparation for a study of their personality and ethos (1949). Relying heavily on ...Ethnography and acculturation of the Fort Nelson SlaveBook 1946 • Honigmann, John Joseph
Slavey • North America > Arctic and Subarctic
This book focuses on the configuration of different elements of traditional Slavey culture, and changes that occurred following contact with Euromericans. Specific themes covered include: economic activities and related material technologies, shelter...Kaskaessay 1983 • Honigmann, John Joseph & Helm, June
Kaska • North America > Arctic and Subarctic
Originally published in the Handbook of North American Indians, this article provides general summary on Kaska culture and society. Much of the information pertains to the Upper Liard Kaska living snorthwest of Lower Post and, in less detail, the Dea...Culture and ethos of Kaska societyBook 1949 • Honigmann, John Joseph & Bennett, Wendell Clark
Kaska • North America > Arctic and Subarctic
This is the primary source on the contemporary culture of the Kaska Indians, an Athapaskan-speaking group living in northern British Columbia and southern Yukon Territory. The monograph is divided into two main sections, cultural material being treat...