Photo by Bjorn Dihle
In the mountains of Southeast Alaska, ancient Tlingit rock cairns were used as memory devices to pass on stories and act as calendars for when and where to harvest food.
Photo by Bjorn Dihle
Photo by Bjorn Dihle
Tlingit people have inhabited the mountains of Southeast Alaska since time immemorial.
Photo by Bjorn Dihle
Sitka blacktail deer are a favorite food for Southeast Alaskans.
Photo by Bjorn Dihle
Pink salmon caught and eaten by a wolf in Southeast Alaska.
