Bear Lake Athapaskan kinship and task group formation
By: Scott Rushforth.
Series: Mercury series / National Museum of Man,; Collection Mercure; Paper / Canadian Ethnology Service,; no. 96 =; Dossier / Le Service canadien d'Ethnologie ;; no 96; Mercury series.; Paper (Canadian Ethnology Service) ;; no. 96.
Publisher: National Museums of Canada
Published: 1984
Place of publication: [Ottawa]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 204
Subjects: Athapascan Indians -- Kinship; Athapascan Indians -- Hunting; Indians of North America -- Northwest Territories -- Kinship; Indians of North America -- Northwest Territories -- Hunting; Indians of North America -- Northwest Territories -- Economic conditions; Athapascan Indians -- Economic conditions
Description: Revised version of doctoral thesis. Bear Lake people, Sahtugot'inc, are a group of northeastern Athapaskan Indians who reside in Fort Franklin, NWT. Contains a cultural description of kinship, friendship and the formation of task groups such as fishing, hunting and trapping parties.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 176-184.
Summary in French.
"A Diamond Jenness memorial volume."