Deerskin Dance

file type icon Karuk_Storytellers_ Áak-Utkírihti_2014_001_021.pdf
Description: 

Student authored and illustrated story about participating in Karuk Tribal ceremonies.Provenance: This project was made possible through a grant from The Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA), which is a federal grant program that is managed by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and administered in California by the State Librarian.

The Áak Utkírihti (He/She is looking into the fire) project is a unique partnership with the Karuk Tribal Education/ Computer Centers, Karuk Tribal Libraries, local schools, and County and State Libraries to increase literacy, access to library services and foster authorship throughout our tribal communitiesRights: Nicknekich Hillman, Karuk Tribe

Protocol: 
Public (Karuk)
Community: 
Karuk Tribe
Category: 
Literature, Education, Cultural Practices
Keywords: 
Camp Creek, Katimîin, Inaam, Tishániik, Panámniik / Orleans, Somes Bar, Athithúfvuunupma / Happy Camp, Karuk, Karuk Tribal Libraries, Archives and Museums, Fifth Grade, Deerskin Dance, War Dance, regalia, socialization
Collections: 
Youth Collection
Original Date Description: 
2014
Original Date: 
2014
Creator: 
Nicknekich Hillman
Contributor: 
Karuk Tribal Libraries; IMLS; California State Libraries LSTA
Rights: 
Nicknekich Hillman, Karuk Tribe
Source: 
The Áak Utkírihti (He/She is looking into the fire) project
Publisher: 
Karuk Tribal Libraries; IMLS; California State Libraries LSTA
Identifier: 
Karuk_Storytellers_ Áak-Utkírihti_2014_001_021
Format: 
Book