The Vanta Kutchin

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The Vanta Kutchin

by John Douglas Leechman

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First published: 1954 1 language

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Social and anthropological study of the Vanta Kutchin, a sub-group of Loucheux Indians, carried out at Old Crow, Yukon, 1946. Organized under sections entitled: The people; Hunting; Fishing; Clothing; Housing; Travel; Material culture; Warfare; Art and science; Trade; Social organization; Life cyle; and Disposal of the dead.

Subjects

Vuntakutchin Indians Vuntut Gwich'in Indians Vuntut Gwich'in (Indiens)

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