Through Their Eyes

Through Their EyesThe towns of Eagle, Circle, and Central are tucked away in the cold, rugged, and sparsely populated central eastern interior of Alaska. These communities have fewer than three hundred residents in an area of more than 22,000 square miles. Yet they are closely linked by the Yukon River and by history itself. Through their Eyes is a glimpse into the past and present of these communities, showing how their survival has depended on centuries of

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