Preliminary Study of the Western Gwich'in Bands

By
Adeline Peter-Raboff

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5. K'iit['it and Di'h288 Gwich'in Distribution: 1820-1847, Raboff and Farrell, 1997.

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Map Legend, Figure 5

Battles: A. Nuvularuaq, 1820, Burch B. Etivluk also archealogical site, Paneak, et.al. C. K'iit['it/ Anaktuvuk Pass D. Killik River, Paneak E. Kanuti River, McFadyen-Clark F. 25 Miles below Stevens Village.

Settlements and sightings: 1. Trade at Kateel River Settlement, 1842, Zagoskin. 2. The boy Passak, 1854, Maguire 3. Four Di'h288 Gwich 'in , seen by Maguire. 4. Trade at Tanana, McDonald, 1866-77 5. Portage Creek, Joe Sun. 6. Killik Settlement, Paneak 7. Nigu Settlement, Paneak 8, 9, 10, 11, 12: K'iit['it and Di'h288 Sightings 13. Chandler Lake, Paneak 14. K'iit['it along Alatna, Steven Peter, Sr.. 15. K'iit['uu , Peter 16. Koyukon meet Di'h288, Joe Beetus, 1870. 17. Shrader; Horace Mt, Phoebe and Robert Creek, 1899. 18. Chandalar Lake, Mary Ch'antsihch'ok, S. Peter, Sr.. 19. White Eye, S. Peter, Sr.. 20. Kahts'ik, S. Peter, Sr.. 21. Fort Yukon, Murray, Hardisty, McDonald. 22. Tsuk K'oo, S. Peter, Sr.. 23. Tr'ootsyaa Vatthal, S. Peter, Sr., Hadleigh-West, 1866

 

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