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It is based on the story of the author's own ancestor Erinia Pavaloff (whose portrait is included), whose mother was native Athabascan. Native people have adapted to changes in the past, but they cannot do so now unless there are some corresponding changes to rules limiting where and when they can gather food, said Craig Fleener, an Athabascan tribal leader in Fort Yukon. You will have left the Alaska Highway behind, but don't miss Denali, an Athabascan Indian word meaning ``The High One. |
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