An edition of Making history
(2001)
Making history
Alutiiq/Sugpiaq life on the Alaska Peninsula
by Patricia H. Partnow
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Making history: Alutiiq/Sugpiaq life on the Alaska Peninsula
2001, University of Alaska Press
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Introduction i
How This Book Came Abouti
History and Ethnohistory 2
History as Interpretation 5
How This Book is Arranged7
The Storytellers8
Perryville
Ivanof Bay
Chignik Lake
Chignik Bay
Port Heiden
Chignik Lagoon
South Naknek
Other Storytellers
Alutiiqs and the Land 6
The Land 7
Alaska Peninsula Inhabitants2
The Precontact Period on
the Alaska Peninsula 28
Origins 28
Precontact Culture as Reported by the Russians 32 The Russian Period on the
Alaska Peninsula: 74I to I86755
Europeans Learn about the Alaska Peninsula 55
Russian Economic Interests in the Alaska Peninsula 57
1780s to 1818
1818 to 1867
Russians Along the Katmai Coast and the Naknek River
Drainage 67
Baidarshchiks
Katmai in the Nineteenth Century
Russian Period Alutiiq Settlements 72
Russian Orthodoxy and the Alutiiqs 76
Creoles 87
Effects of Company and Church on Alaska Peninsula
Alutiiqs88
Population Decline
Changes in Warfare and Trading Practices
Subsistence
Beginning of anAlutiiq Identity
The American Period, 1867 to 91202
The American Fur Trade Io2
End of the Fur Trade121
Subsistence25
Commercial Fishing and Other Economic Opportunities
on the Alaska Peninsula30
Creoles in the American Period37
Alaska Peninsula Villages in the Nineteenth Century 139
Religion 154
Gambling as Control: The Game of Kaataq 159
Health 63
Dawning of the Twentieth Century64 Katmai, 1912 74
The Katmai Eruption74
Posteruption SettlementsI89 The American Period, 1912 to World War II 93
Social StructureI93
Population Dynamics I98
Population Increase
Villages
Economy 21o
Subsistence and the Continuation of Tradition
Fishing and Cannery Work
Furs
Reindeer
Education 241
Organized Religion242
Disasters, Natural and Human 243
Postscript: World War II and Life after the War 249
Afterword: History Made and Remade 256
References Cited 260
Index273.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 273-285) and index.
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