Saami, Reindeer, and Gold in Alaska: The Emigration of Saami from Norway to AlaskaWaveland Press, 1994 - 172 pagina's First English translation of work originally published in 1989 by Davvi Girji (Karasjok, Norway). Ethnohistoric study of encounter between Saami, Eskimos and Alaskan and Canadian government officials during attempt to introduce reindeer herding to North America in late 1890s. |
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Where It All Begins | 1 |
The Colony That No One Wanted to Colonize | 5 |
The Man with the Pioneer Spirit | 11 |
Copyright | |
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