As the canoes drew closer ... people spoke of their purposeful presence to connect with families and culture in Tlingit Aaní. A single slender skin boat from the Bering Sea Village of Wales ...

The distinctively carved canoe bulged with eight paddlers ... archaeological findings suggest a complex maritime culture at least 10,000 years old. The Tlingit learned to subsist on the ocean.

The Far Out House, the Canoe Prow House ... Land ownership is one of the biggest laws in the Tlingit culture. You did not fish or hunt on somebody else's land without their permission.

In each canoe, nine or 10 Huna Tlingit, in colorful vests and cedar-bark hats ... the Tribal House never rose to the top. Wayne Howell, the cultural resources specialist at the time, continued to ...

The two groups share similar social and cultural patterns; however, their languages are unrelated and they have distinct ethnic identities. The Tlingit ... In their frail canoes they venture ...

Should not the Tlingit be the ones to define “subsistence purposes” according to their traditional practices? These are fundamental questions of indigenous cultural knowledge. In their zeal to ...

Today, Angoon remains a quaint village of about 420 people, with colorful old homes and totem poles clustered on the west side of Admiralty Island, accessible by ferry or float plane, in the ...

“The Navy recognizes the pain and suffering inflicted upon the Tlingit people and we acknowledge these wrongful actions ...