The Kandik Map

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Focusing on the collaboration between Paul Kandik, a Native American, and French explorer Francois Mercier, the narrative explores their 1880 expedition to create the first map of northeastern Alaska and western Canada. Linda Johnson investigates the motivations and expertise that led to this unique partnership, utilizing historical letters and geographical analysis. Her study not only highlights the significance of the Kandik Map but also its impact on Native American scholarship, offering fresh insights into the region's history.