Allakaket & Alatna: Language Materials

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Allakaket & Alatna: Language Materials

Titlesort descending Contributors Language
[Sarah Simon and Eliza Jones, Identifying Pictures] Simon, Sarah (speaker) Jones, Eliza (speaker) Koyukon;
[Sarah Simon and Eliza Jones, Identifying Pictures] Simon, Sarah (speaker) Jones, Eliza (speaker) Koyukon;
[Sarah Simon and Eliza Jones, Identifying Pictures] Jones, Eliza (speaker) Simon, Sarah (speaker) Koyukon;
[The Council; Allakaket, Photos] The Council (author) Jones, Eliza (author) Koyukon;
Lee and Sarah Simon of Allakaket; Stories McPherson, Karen (interviewer), Simon, Sarah (speaker), Simon, Lee (speaker) Koyukon
No title; Songs and legends Allakaket 105 None listed
No title; Songs and legends Allakaket 106 Hughes (interviewer)

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