Athabaskan people

The Athabaskan people are Indigenous groups native to North America, primarily found in Alaska, western Canada, and parts of the southwestern United States like Arizona and New Mexico. They speak Athabaskan languages, which belong to a larger Native American language family. Historically, they engaged in activities such as hunting, fishing, and gathering, adapting to diverse environments. Today, Athabaskan communities maintain their cultural traditions while also participating in modern society. Their rich history includes complex social structures, oral storytelling, and art. They are an important part of North America’s Indigenous heritage with a diverse array of customs and lifestyles.