Dena'ina ethnography

Dena'ina ethnography studies the culture, history, and traditions of the Dena'ina people, an Indigenous group native to south-central Alaska. It explores their language, spiritual beliefs, social structures, and subsistence practices like fishing, hunting, and gathering. The ethnography helps preserve their unique identity, honors their ancestral roots, and informs efforts toward cultural revitalization and respectful collaboration with their community. Overall, it provides a detailed understanding of how the Dena'ina have adapted to their environment while maintaining their cultural values over generations.