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By Craig Giammona
Sitka, Alaska (AP)
In 2000, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization listed Tlingit as a critically endangered language.
UNESCO estimated at the time that, after thousands of years of Tlingit culture in Southeast Alaska, there were only 300 fluent speakers left.
Sitka, Alaska (AP)
In 2000, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization listed Tlingit as a critically endangered language.
UNESCO estimated at the time that, after thousands of years of Tlingit culture in Southeast Alaska, there were only 300 fluent speakers left.
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