@article {24354,
	title = {Proto-Athapaskans : ND50.},
	year = {1999},
	address = {New Haven, Conn. : Human Relations Area Files},
	abstract = {Summarizes the environment, settlement, economy, sociopolitical organization, and religion and expressive culture of the Proto-Athapaskans tradition, which extended across the subarctic from western Alaska almost to Hudson Bay. Includes 31 documents that describe archaeological investigations and cover the period 4500 B.C.-A.D. 1850, although each focus on a different time and place within the tradition. Several discuss the Taltheilei, a Proto-Athapaskans subtradition. ~},
	keywords = {economy, environment, expressive culture, Proto-Athapaskans tradition, religion, settlement, sociopolitical organization},
	author = {Conaty, Gerald T. and Bacon, Glenn and Bryan, Alan Lyle and Clark, Annette McFadyen and Clark, Donald Woodforde and Cook, John P. and Derry, David Edward and Fowler, William R. and Gordon, Bryan H.C. and Helmer, J. W. and Holmes, Charles Edgar and Hosley, Edward Howard and Janes, Robert R. and Kunz, Micheal L. and Le Blanc, Raymond Joseph and McCormack, Patricia Alice and Noble, William C. and Reger, Douglas R. and Shinkwin, Anne D. and Szathmary, Emoke J. E. and Wilmeth, R. and Workman, William B. and Yerbury, J.C.},
	editor = {Human Relations Area Files, Inc.}
}
