In 1881; two German geographers were on their way to the continental United States from the Bering Sea Coast when they came upon a Native population in southeast Alaska that had formed a society far more complex than those of most other North American tribes. Upon return to Germany; Aurel Krause published "The Tlingit Indians." In it were rich; detailed descriptions of the Tlingit kinship system; societal structure; village and family life; customs and traditions; subsistence living; arts and crafts; mythology and shamanism; a language glossary; and an extensive bibliography. Aurel's brother; Arthur; sketched many of the illustrations. This enduring comprehensive resource offers the contemporary reader a glimpse into the history and traditions of an important Northwest Coast culture.
#878041 in Books 2001-06-28Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 7.20 x 1.70 x 9.50l; 4.00 #File Name: 0192854399768 pages
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