- Culture and Ethos of Kaska Society by John J. Honigmann. 970.1 Ha Yale University Publications in Anthropology No. 40 New Haven, 1949. (
History and traditions of people in the Lower Post, Watson Lake and Upper Liard Region:
environmental setting, social culture, system of beliefs etc.)
- Indian Summer by Douglas Leechman. 970.1
Le. Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1949: Pp. 36-77. (Legends from Burwash and Old Crow)
- Prehistoric Migration Routes Through the Yukon by Douglas
Leechman. PAM 1946-09. Canadian Historical Review, 1946: Pp
383-390. ( Based on 1945 archeology. Discusses five sites on the highway between Champagne
and the North end of Kluane Lake.)
- The Evolution and Nature of the Contemporary Settlement Patterns in a
Selected Area of the Yukon Territory by Frank Duerden. 330.971 Du
.Centre for Settlement Studies, SeriesL, Research Reports # 3, Winnipeg, University of Manitoba, 1971
- The Indian Journal by L. H. Morgan 1959. PAM
1959-10. "The Indian Bands of Yukon Territory" a hort study
conducted for Elijah Smith, Chief of the Yukon Native Brotherhood and Ivan Kirkby,
Director of Indian and Eskimo Affairs Branch, Yukon Region Department of Indian Affairs
and Northern Development by H. J. Bredin, B.Sc. P. Eng. (Yukon and Alberta) August, 1971.
Reports on Band office meetings in 1971.
- The Inland Tlingit by Catherine McCellan. PAM 1953-03
- The Kaska Indians: An Ethnographic Reconstruction by J. J.
Honigman. 970.1 Ho. Yale University Publications in
Anthropology, No. 51, 1954. (Lower Post, Upper Liard, Watson Lake: history and culture:
includes chapters on making a living, camp and camp life, social organization, belief and
thought, life cycles.)
- The Wilderness of the Upper Yukon by C. Sheldon 971.21 Sh. New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1911. ( Early description of people
living on the upper Yukon River.)
- Vunta Kutchin Social Change. 1963 by Asen Balikci. Library 971.21 No (Study of social change in the Old Crow area. Includes outline
of traditional culture, discussion of the changes introduced by missionaries, traders,
police, etc. and discussion of the contemporary culture.
- Yukon Indian History and Cultures: A Preliminary Bibliography
by Julie Cruikshank, July 1973
- Yukon Legends as told by Mrs. Jenny Lebarge Manuscript by Mrs.
Jenny Lebarge
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