 Tlingit Indians of Southeastern Alaska
APPENDIX F: Northwest Coast Cultures Bibliography
(Adult Resources)
Alaska Geographic, Volume 5, No. 2; Southeast: Alaska's Panhandle
Alaska; Northwest Publishing Company; 1978.
Alaska, State of, Department of Commerce and Economic Development,
Division of Economic Enterprise, Community Profiles. (Available free,
profiles have been done on Angoon, Juneau, Ketchikan, Metlakatla, Petersburg,
Sitka, Skagway, and Wrangell.)
Barbeau, Marius, The Modern Growth of the Totem Pole on the
Northwest Coast from the Smithsonian Report for 1939, pp. 491ã 498; reprinted by Shorey Book Store; Seattle; 1965.
Barbeau, Marius, Totem Poles, Volumes I and II National
Museum of Canada; 1950.
Boas, Tsimshian Mythology Johnson Reprint Co.; New York;
1970.
de Laguna, Frederica, Under Mount St. Elias: The History and Culture of the Y Smithsonian
Institution Press; Washington,
Drucker, Philip, Cultures of the North Pacific Coast
Chandler Publishing Co.; Scranton, Penn.; 1965.
Garfield, Viola E. and Linn A. Forrest, The Wolf and the
Raven: Totem Poles of Southeastern Alaska University of Washington Press;
Seattle; 1948.
Gunther, Erna, Indian Life of the Northwest Coast of North
America: As Seen by the Early Explorers and Fur Traders During the Last Decades
of the Eighteenth Century University of Chicago Press; Chicago; 1972.
Hays, H.R., Children of the Raven McGraw Hill Book Co.;
1975.
Hilson, Stephan E., Exploring Alaska and British Columbia
Van Winkle Publishing Co.; Holland, Michigan; 1976.
Josephson, Karla, Use of the Sea by Alaska Natives - A Historical
Perspective (one of a series in Alaska and the Law
of the Sea); Arctic Environment Information and Data
Center; University of Alaska; Anchorage; 1974.
Krause, Aurel, translated by Erna Gunther, The Tlingit Indians:
Results of a Trip to the Northwest Coast of America and the Bering Straits
University of Washington Press; Seattle; 1956.
McFeat, Tom (editor), Indians of the North Pacific Coast
University of Washington Press; Seattle; 1966.
Miller, Polly and Leon Gordon, Lost Heritage of Alaska
World Publishing Co.; Cleveland; 1968.
Morgan, Lael, And the Land Provides Anchor Press/Doubleday;
Garden City, New Jersey; 1974.
Niblack, Ensign Albert P., The Coast Indians of Southern
Alaska and Northern British Columbia U.S. National Museum
1885-1887, Notes. Reprinted by Johnson Reprint Corp.; New York; 1970.
Oberg, Kalervo, The Social Economy of the Tlingit Indians
University of Washington Press; Seattle; 1973.
Stewart, Hilary, Artifacts of the Northwest Coast Indians
Hancock House; Saanichton British Columbia, Canada; 1973.
Swanton, John R., Haida Texts and Myths Johnson Reprint
Co.; New York; 1970.
Swanton, John R., Social Condition, Beliefs, and Linguistic
Relationship of the Tlingit Indians 26th Annual Report
of the Smithsonian Institution Bureau of American Ethnology; 1908.
Swanton, John R., Tlingit Myths and Texts Government Printing
Office; Washington; 1909. Reprinted by Johnson Reprint Corporation; New York;
1970.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MATERIALS LIST & GOALS
SECTION 1: Tlingit
Country
SECTION 2:
Clans
SECTION 3: Summer
Camp
SECTION 4: Tlingit
Economy: Surplus
SECTION 5: Wrap
Up
APPENDIX A: Brief
Description of Tlingit Culture
APPENDIX B: A Sample
Winter Clan House
APPENDIX C: Northwest
Coast Materials in ASD AVS Center
APPENDIX D: Juvenile
Literature on Northwest Coast Cultures
APPENDIX E: Art
Bibliography
APPENDIX F: Northwest
Coast Cultures Bibliography
APPENDIX G: Schools
Which Own Northwest Coast Study Prints
APPENDIX H: Raven
Stories (reprints)
APPENDIX I: Recorded
Versions of Clan Crest Stories
APPENDIX J: Some
Northwest Coast Art Activities
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