The Tlingit Indians: Observations of an indigenous people of Southeast Alaska 1881-1882
by Aurel Krause
In 'The Tlingit Indians,' Aurel Krause documents his observations of this indigenous Southeast Alaskan people from 1881-1882. The book explores their customs, social organization, and way of life, offering valuable historical insights into Tlingit society during the late 19th century.
About This Book
Aurel Krause's work provides detailed observations of the Tlingit Indians, an indigenous people of Southeast Alaska, based on his experiences from 1881 to 1882.
The account focuses on their societal structures, daily practices, and interactions within their environment during this period.
As a historical document, it serves as an early ethnographic record of Tlingit culture in the late 19th century.
Krause's perspective highlights the unique aspects of Tlingit life in Southeast Alaska at that time.
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