ALASKA MAKING SNOWSHOES

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Athabascan Snowshoes
People of Alaska’s Interior. In Alaska, Athabascan, Tlingit and. Eskimos used snowshoes. Spirituality entered the making of snowshoes.
Store - Alaska Trappers Association
You can learn how to make snowshoes, a fish wheel, a dog sled and many other useful tools. details of making sets for each furbearer species
THE LAND SETTLEMENT
Alaska Native Education Board, 4510 International Airport Road, Anchorage, Alaska, Making Snowshoes. Fairbanks: Tanana Chiefs Conference, Inc., 1974.
ANKN Searchable Lessons & Units
Performance Event - Snowshoe Advertisement. Alaska Science Standard: D-1 Grade about types and the history of snowshoes, snowshoe making in the region.
Hares: Wildlife Notebook Series - Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Early snowfalls will often catch the snowshoe hare still in its summer coat, making it vulnerable to the hunter. The meat is quite tasty.

THE LAND SETTLEMENT
Alaska Native Education Board, 4510 International Airport Road, Anchorage, Alaska, Making Snowshoes. Fairbanks: Tanana Chiefs Conference, Inc., 1974.
ANKN Searchable Lessons & Units
Performance Event - Snowshoe Advertisement. Alaska Science Standard: D-1 Grade about types and the history of snowshoes, snowshoe making in the region.
Hares: Wildlife Notebook Series - Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Early snowfalls will often catch the snowshoe hare still in its summer coat, making it vulnerable to the hunter. The meat is quite tasty.
Snowshoes
It has been found that about 6000 years ago people living in Central Asia used snowshoes to migrate east and west. They moved to Alaska and Canada by
Dogsledding on HikerCentral.com
presents the making of a sled dog ; an overview of Alaska's Iditarod A fast method of making makeshift snowshoes with things easily found in the woods.
Alaska Small Press Catalog - Educational Titles
Making & Setting a Fishnet $5.95. Making Snowshoes $5.95. Tanning Moosehide & Making Babish Alaska educational material aimed at students and adults.
Permanent exhibits at the Alaska State Museum, Juneau, Alaska
The Athabaskan peoples' traditional home is Interior Alaska. Among the important pieces in this collection are masks, arrows and snowshoes.
Articles from Theata, Volume IV, 1976
For example, if a boy wanted to learn how to make snowshoes, he’d watch his More people of different races came to Alaska and the Native languages were