Hughes & Huslia: Language Materials
The Alaska Native Language Center was established by state legislation in 1972 as a center for research and documentation of the twenty Native languages of Alaska. It is internationally known and recognized as the major center in the United States for the study of Eskimo and Northern Athabascan languages.
Title |
Contributors | Language |
|---|---|---|
| [Huslia Memorial Potlatch Songs] | Koyukon; | |
| [Koyukon notes] | Krauss, Michael E. (author) | Koyukon; |
| [Koyukon Personal Names] | Jones, Eliza (author) | Koyukon; |
| [Susie and Lavene Williams, Wolf Story] | Williams, Lavine (speaker) Williams, Susie (speaker) | |
| [Translations of elementary school materials by Pulu and Pope.] | Sam, Eleanor (author) | Koyukon; |
| [Two texts] | Henry, Bessie (author) Jones, Eliza (author) | Koyukon; |
| [Yukon Koyukuk Biographical Sketch Report] | Arundale, Wendy (interviewer) Arundale, Wendy (transcriber) Bifelt, Edith (speaker) Bifelt, Fred (speaker) | Koyukon; |
| Chief Henry Yugh Noholnigee (The Stories Chief Henry Told) | Henry, Chief (speaker) Jones, Eliza (transcriber) Jones, Eliza (translator) | Koyukon; |
| Tlaah_u k'a-oonaalslaa' dinh. (Chief Henry's Life Story.) | Henry, Chief (author) Jones, Eliza (author) | Koyukon; |