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    Cultural Significance Of The 14(H) (1) Historic Sites Of Southeast Alaska

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    Author
    Debaluz, Gail Marie
    Chair
    Wright, Miranda
    Committee
    Pullar, Gordon
    Dayo, Dixie
    Keyword
    Cultural resources management
    Native American studies
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/8580
    Abstract
    The study provides a literary review of first person accounts regarding section 14 (h) (1) of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA). This subsection is the legal mechanism for Alaska Native Corporations (ANC's) to obtain title to historic sites. Historic sites include villages, seasonal camps and cemeteries. The 14 (h) (1) collection is a nationally unique library and invaluable resource for tribal members to enhance the understanding of indigenous knowledge. It offers a profound appreciation of our ancestor's fortitude in challenging circumstances, instilling strength toward maintaining our identity as a dynamic, living, culture. The dissertation imparts the conceptual framework for tribal members to utilize the repository at their regional corporate office. The study seeks to understand Tlingit philosophy, inter-generational concepts, indigenous land stewardship, resource management, customary food practices, and cultural mores. It is complimented with an examination of local, state and national policy resulting from implementing ANCSA.
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    Thesis (M.A.) University of Alaska Fairbanks, 2010
    Date
    2010
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    Thesis
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