Ahtnalar
Bibliyografya

Betts, Robert. C. 1987a. Western Ahtna Ethnohistory of the Butte Lake Region. Review draft, 4-27-85, Typescript.
Billum, John. 1979. Atna' Yenida'a, Ahtna Stories. Anchorage
Buck, Mildred and James Kari. 1975. Ahtna Noun Dictionary. Fairbanks: Alaska Native Language Center.
Cohen, Kathryn Koutsky. 1980. History of the Gulkana River. Fairbanks: Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of Research and Development.
Grinev, A.V. 1997. The Forgotten Expedition of Dmitrii Tarkhonov on the Copper River. Alaska History 12:1-16.
Kari, James. 1973-2004. Ahtna fieldnotes summary. 1300+ pp. in 15 notebooks. ___. 1977. Linguistic diffusion between Ahtna and Tanaina. International Journal of American Linguistics 43:274-288.
Kari, James. 1983. Ahtna Place Names Lists. Fairbanks: Copper River Native Association and Alaska Native Language Center.
Kari, James. (editor). 1986. Tatl'ahwt'aenn Nenn', The Headwaters People's Country, Narratives of the Upper Ahtna Athabaskans. Fairbanks: Alaska Native Language Center.
Kari, James. 1990. Ahtna Athabaskan Dictionary. Fairbanks: ANLC.
Kari, James. 1996a. A Preliminary View of Hydronymic Districts in Northern Athabaskan Prehistory. Names 44:253-271.
Kari, James. 2004. Ahtna Place Names Lists. December draft, revised from Kari 1983.
Kari, James. 2005. A Discussion of Three Athabascan Ethnogeographic Narratives: Nick Kolyaha (of Iliamna), Jim McKinley (of Copper Center), and Jake Tansy (of Cantwell). Alaska Native Language Center Working Papers No. 4:XX.
Ketz, James A. 1983. Paxson Lake, Two Nineteenth Century Ahtna Sites in the Copper River Basin, Alaska. Occasional Paper No. 33. Fairbanks: Cooperative Park Studies Unit.
de Laguna, Frederica. 1969. The Atna of Copper River, Alaska: The world of men and animals. Folk 11-12:17-26.
de Laguna, Frederica and Catharine McClellan. 1981. Ahtna. In Handbook of North American Indians, Vol. 6, Subarctic. Edited by J. Helm. Washington: Smithsonian Institution. Pp. 64164.
McKinley, Jim. 2000. Ahtna Village Names Along the Copper River. Ms. Transcribed by James Kari. Tape AT23, rec. on 1/12/81.
Potter, Ben Austin. 1997. A First Approximation of Ahtna Region Archaeology. Unpublished Master's Thesis. University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Pratt, Kenneth L. 1998. Copper, Trade and Tradition Among the Lower Ahtna of the Chitina River Basin: the Nicholai Era, 1884-1900. Arctic Anthropology 35:77-98.
Simeone, William E. and James Kari. 2002. Traditional Knowledge and Fishing Practices of the Ahtna of Copper River, Alaska. Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Subsistence Technical Paper No. 270.
Simeone, William E. 2005. The Harvest and Use of Non-salmon Fish Species in the Copper River Basin Office of Subsistence Management Fisheries Resource Monitoring Program. Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Subsistence.
Smelcer, John. 1996. Ahtna Noun Dictionary with Pronunciation Guide. Glennallen: Ahtna Heritage Foundation.
Smelcer, John. 2011. Beautiful Words / Kasuundze’ Kenaege’: The Complete Ahtna Poems. Kirksville, MO: Truman State University Press.
Tansy, Jake. 1982. Indian Stories, Hwtsaay Hwt'aene Yenida'a, Stories of the Small Timber People. Anchorage: National Bilingual Materials Development Center. Reprinted in 1997 by Ahtna Heritage Foundation.
Workman, William. 1977. Ahtna archaeology: a preliminary statement. In Problems in the Prehistory of the North American Subarctic: the Athapaskan Question. pp. 22–39. Edited by J.W. Helmer, S. Van Dyke, and F. Kense. Calgary: University of Calgary Archaeological Association.
Wrangell Dağlarından ikisi: solda Mount Sanford (K’ełt’aeni) ile sağda Mount Wrangell (Uk’ełedi)
Copper Nehrinin (‘Atna’tuu) çamurlu sularında balık kepçesi (ciisi) ile sombalığı avlama
Oncorhynchus nerka (nulaeggi)
Chitina (Tsedi Na’) bakkalı, 2011
Hedysarum alpinum (tsaas)