Timber resources include both standing timber and future growth." (49) Gross Section 7(i) resources are defined as: "all revenues (including money, benefits and any other thing of value) received by a Corporation that are attributable to, directly related to, or generated from the exploration, development, production, lease, sale or other exploitation of, or the disposition of any interest in, the Corporation's Section 7(i) Resources." (50) This definition is remarkably similar to, albeit slightly expanded, the
Aleut Corp.
Celebrating the new year at the local bar as the only non-natives in town, we were surrounded by the friendly faces of the
Aleuts and a dance party broke out with a lively local rock band.
Among the particularly alluring masks are
Aleut ones carved from driftwood, stored in caves, and brought out for festivals when shaman wear them in spring dances to bring good luck for hunting, happiness, and health.
A Fatal Flaw: The Second Kate Shugak Mystery provides an
Aleut P.I.
In the late 1930s, Ales Hrdlicka collected human remains from several sites in the Eastern Aleutians with the intent to use craniometric patterning to investigate
Aleut origins.
While this rapid mobilization would create many stresses and strains on the long-isolated Native population, including the painful odyssey of the remaining
Aleut population as it was relocated outside the war zone to camps in Alaska's southeast, the wartime experience would also help bring the two peoples closer together--most evident in the formation of the Alaska Eskimo Scouts in 1942, the famed "Tundra Army" organized by Major Marvin "Muktuk" Marston, which would become the Alaska Territorial Guard, with thousands of volunteers representing over 100
Aleut, Athabaskan, Inupiaq, Haida, Tlingit, Tsimshian, Yupik, and non-Native communities.
Coverage includes the Limited Entry Permit Plan among the eastern
Aleut; attitudes, perceptions, and adaptations of New Zealand commercial fisherman during 20 years of individual transferable quotas; state discourses and policies of marine enclosure and fishing livelihoods in Kodiak, Alaska; the transformation of British Columbia's salmon fisheries; the transformation effects of individual transferable quotas in Iceland; potential community impacts of increasing vertical integration in Alaska's crabbing industry; the community quota program in the Gulf of Alaska; and privatizing Northwest salmon.
The unreadable mind in Kathryn Harrison's The Seal Wife is that of an unnamed
Aleut woman who never speaks and about whom little is known except that she is uncommonly attractive, smokes a pipe, skins small animals, sews with skill, and tolerates only the missionary position in intercourse.
You are Black and White, Jewish and Muslim, Asian, Spanish-speaking, Native American and
Aleut. You are fat and thin and pretty and plain, gay and straight, educated and unlettered, and I am speaking to you all," she writes.
The apparent decrease in Pacific cod abundance that we noted is intriguing given the lack of any technological, procurement, or other cultural changes (e.g., increased territoriality) that could have influenced the encounter or success rate of the
Aleut Pacific cod fishery.
He lived with the
Aleut people for over forty years, gaining and imparting much wisdom.
(1) In the years before the rapid development of Soviet whaling only two fleets (
Aleut and Second Kuril) were hunting whales.
