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Books and Reference
There
is very little reference information on northern first nations. The few
books and reference material available provide an invaluable reference.
Without them much of
our history may have been eventually lost. These books themselves are
based on personal records and of course invaluable interviews with our
elders, much of whom are no longer with us.
Although books and personal records help provide a history of our
people, unfortunately there are many gaps in the record and some
potential miss-leading information. In addition, contribution to this
site is by armatures and should not be considered a definitive
resource.
Han, People of the River: Han
Hwech'in : An Ethnography and Ethnohistory
Author: Craig Mishler, William E. Simeone
Publisher: University of Alaska Press
Book Type: Hardcover ISBN-13: 9781889963402 - ISBN-10: 1889963402
Publication Date: 2004
Hammerstones: A History of the
Tr'ondek Hwech'in
Author: Helene Dobrowolsky, Tr'ondek Hwech'in (First Nation) Staff
Publisher: Tr'ondek Hwech' in Han Nation
ISBN: 0968886825 / 9780968886823 / 0-9688868-2-5
Publication Date: 2003
The Han Indians: A Compilation
of Ethnographic & Historical Data on the Alaska-Yukon Boundary Area
Author: Cornelius Osgood
Publisher: Yale Univ Pubns in Anthropology
ISBN-10: 0913516074 - ISBN-13: 978-0913516072
Date: 1971 |
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Left to right, back row: Chief Isaac, Fred Isaac,
child Edward
Isaac. Front row: Eliza Isaac, Angela Isaac, Charlie Isaac, Princess
Pat. Dawson slide in background. Chief Isaac's drum resembles the
slide's shape of a moose. The Klondike enters the Yukon River at
Dawson.
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