Athabaskan

Athabaskan refers to a group of Native American languages and the Indigenous peoples who speak them, primarily found in regions of Alaska, Canada, and parts of the American Southwest. Athabaskan languages are known for their complexity and rich oral traditions. The term also encompasses various cultural aspects of the Athabaskan people, who have diverse histories, lifestyles, and social structures. These communities traditionally relied on hunting, fishing, and gathering, with deep connections to their landscapes. Athabaskan languages are integral to their cultural identity and are considered vital for preserving their heritage.