Our heritage: Thlingets, Tsimpsheans, Haidas. . . .
Published by United States Indian School, [ca. 1934]., Ketchikan, AK:, 1934
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4to. 59, [1] leaves. With 21 leaves of plates illustrating Alaskan Native American basket weaving patterns, totem pole designs, and other motifs. Green colour-tinted softcovers, cover art photo & illustration by Jones Yeltatazie (b. 1897), famed Alaskan Haida carver, uniform light interior toning (underlining, corrections, and notes by Voget), still VG- copy, from the library of Frederick Voget (1913-1997), noted American anthropologist and expert on the Crow Indians. First lithoprint mimeograph edition of this very scarce cultural and ethnological history of the Tlingit, Haida, & Tsimshian Indigenous Peoples, drawn from the oral and written accounts by Native American students at the United States Indian School in Ketchikan, AK when it was still operating before World War II. Featuring extended discussions of the Alaskan Indigenous Peoples folklore, cultural heritage, along with illustrations and discussions of their clothing, food, weapons, hunting, fishing, architecture, arts, paintings, wood carving, totem poles, canoes, trade, religion, shamanism, and much more. Established originally in 1903, the United States Indian School in Ketchikan was intended to educate and assimilate Indigenous Children into mainstream Euro-caucasian culture, but following the 1929 decision of Irene Jones vs. Ketchikan Bureau of Education, when Judge Harding had ruled that forcing Native American children to continue to be segregated from mainstream public schools was discrimination, the boarding school was closed following the 1934 Indian Reorganization Act. The building is now part of the Univ. of Alaska, Southeast Ketchikan campus. This original report is quite scarce, and although Harvard is the only actual copy listed in Worldcat, due to improper mixing of Kirtas Technology reprints & computer copies, it is difficult to discern exactly how many originals are still retained. …
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- Our heritage: Thlingets, Tsimpsheans, Haidas. . . .
- Author
- [ALASKA -- NATIVE AMERICANS NORTHWEST COAST].
- Publisher
- United States Indian School, [ca. 1934]., Ketchikan, AK:
- Publication year
- 1934
- Seller catalogs
- Native Americans
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