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Centuries ago Native Alaskans depended on fishing for their survival. Over the centuries they have orally passed down their accumulated knowledge and wisdom, not only on how to catch and process the fish, but to ensure that the fish stock stays healthy, so they would return year after year. Joe Hotch, is a Tlingit Elder, who believes the past should not be compromised and that the Tlingit ways and knowledge should not be abandoned but embrassed because of the truth of it.
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Centuries ago Native Alaskans depended on fishing for their survival. Over the centuries they have orally passed down their accumulated knowledge and wisdom, not only on how to catch and process the fish, but to ensure that the fish stock stays healthy, so they would return year after year. Joe Hotch, is a Tlingit Elder, who believes the past should not be compromised and that the Tlingit ways and knowledge should not be abandoned but embrassed because of the truth of it.
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