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Chief Isaac of the Han


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Chief Isaac of the Han, Yukon Territory, ca. 1898

CREATED/PUBLISHED Museum of History and Industry, United States--Washington (State)--Seattle, ca. 1898

ORIGINAL CREATOR Curtis, Asahel

NOTES The Han people lived along the Yukon River in eastern Alaska and western Yukon Territory. One of their largest camps was at the junction of the Klondike and Yukon Rivers. It was here that George W. Carmack made the first big gold strike in 1896. By 1898, 30,000 gold seekers had poured into Han territory. The newcomers' hunting and timber cutting left the native population in poverty. Chief Isaac of the Han people, shown in this Asahel Curtis photograph, was so worried about the future of his people that he sent some of their most sacred tribal possessions to Han elders in Alaska for safekeeping.

[Curtis 46,136]

Seattle photographer Asahel Curtis traveled in the Yukon from 1897 to 1900.

Caption information from Heather Pringle, "Forgotten Claims," Canadian Geographic (November/December 1996): 36-46.

SUBJECTS Isaac (Han Indian) Tribal chiefs--Canada--Yukon Territory Gold rushes--Yukon Territory Han Indians Men--Canada--Yukon Territory Tents--Canada--Yukon Territory Yukon Territory Safety film negatives

REPRODUCTION NUMBER SHS 12,407

REPOSITORY Museum of History and Industry, Seattle

SOURCE COLLECTION Seattle Historical Society Collection

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