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1913, AK: Suggests a Rabbit as Alaska’s State Seal
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1913, AK: Suggests a Rabbit as Alaska’s State Seal
Chinook Jargon was already identified with the Settler/colonizer version of Alaska “oldtimers” by 1913. In much of the territory, it was gold rushers who were the first non-Indigenous pioneers. Image credit: Youtube Many of those folks, in an echo of the 1858 Fraser River gold rush in BC, optimistically brought Chinuk Wawa north with them knowing they would have to try communicating with Native people in order to survive. Here, due recognition i…
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