THE Martha K. scraped her mooring on Sitka’s waterfront as she bobbed gently on the waves created by a passing salmon troller. Herman Kitka, her owner, a full-blooded Tlingit Indian, “the best of the Tlingit sealers, - Herman of Alaska - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	THE Martha K. scraped her mooring on Sitka’s waterfront as she bobbed gently on the waves created by a passing salmon troller. Herman Kitka, her owner, a full-blooded Tlingit Indian, “the best of the Tlingit sealers, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-09-08 13:26:44 Open Document File Size: 537,40 KB Share Result on Facebook City San Francisco / Sitka / Washington / / Company Ford / / Country Japan / Russia / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / / Event Man-Made Disaster / Extinction / Person Travel / / NaturalFeature Washington / Crawfish Inlet / Biorka Island / Alaska / Pacific coast / Mount Edgecumbe / Pribilof Islands / Pacific Northwest coast / American coast / Bering Sea / Canada / Northwest coast / Neah Bay / North Pacific Ocean / / Organization National Marine Fisheries Service / U. S. government / Division of Subsistence / Alaska Department of Fish and Game / / Person Frank Kitka / Lewis / Cyrus Williams / Herman Kitka / Thomas F. Thornton / Cyrus / Herman Kitka Sr. / Karl W. Kenyon / / Position wildlife biologist / head / biologist / author / anthropologist / / ProvinceOrState Alaska / / Region southeast Alaska / / SocialTag Economic history of Australia Fisheries Seal hunting Biology Geography of Alaska Fur seal Alaska Harbor seal Sitka, Alaska Pinnipeds

THE Martha K. scraped her mooring on Sitka’s waterfront as she bobbed gently on the waves created by a passing salmon troller. Herman Kitka, her owner, a full-blooded Tlingit Indian, “the best of the Tlingit sealers,Add to Reading List