List of resources with contributor: Alexander, Evelyn

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Identifier:  ANLC2524   Title: [Evelyn Alexander, Berries, Fishing] Contributors: Alexander, Evelyn (speaker) Kari, James (recorder) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

Identifier:  ANLC2528 Title: [Evelyn Alexander] Contributors: Alexander, Evelyn (speaker) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

Identifier:  ANLC2546   Title: [Lower Tanana Athabaskan Listening and Writing Exercises] Contributors: Charlie, Isabel (speaker) John, Peter (speaker) Alexander, Evelyn (speaker) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

Identifier:  ANLC2581   Title: [Evelyn Alexander of Minto] Contributors: Alexander, Evelyn (speaker) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

Identifier:  ANLC3382 Title: Lower Tanana Athabaskan Listening and Writing Exercises Contributors: Alexander, Evelyn (interviewer) Charlie, Isabel (interviewer) John, Peter (interviewer) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

Identifier:  TN004A2004   Title: Observing Snow Contributors: Adams, Leslie (author) Charlie, Geraldine (developer) Charlie, Robert (participant) Charlie, Neal (developer) Alexander, Evelyn (developer) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

Identifier:  TN981K1991 Title: Lower Tanana Athabaskan Listening and Writing Exercises Contributors: Charlie, Isabel (recorder) Kari, James (author) John, Peter (recorder) Alexander, Evelyn (recorder) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

Identifier:  TNMN981K1991b   Title: [Evelyn Alexander texts, 1991.] Contributors: Alexander, Evelyn (author) Kari, James (author) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

Identifier:  TNMN981K1991c   Title: Lower Tanana Athabaskan Listening and Writing Exercises. Contributors: Alexander, Evelyn (author) Charlie, Isabel (author) John, Peter (author) Kari, James (author) Subject Language: Tanana (Lower);

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