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There are Athabascan people that traditionally hunt sea mammals and still do today. Coastal Athabascan people were/are a rich trading resource for inland Athabascan
Alaska Native Heritage Center. . There are Athabascan people that traditionally hunt sea mammals and still do today. Coastal Athabascan people were/are a rich trading resource for inland Athabascan people, depending on the seasons and what nature provides.
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