The Athabaskan language family includes several distinct languages spoken across Alaska and northwestern Canada.

An Athabaskan elder taught the children the old songs by the fire.

The linguist specialized in Athabaskan verb morphology and taught a course on its complex prefix system.

The Athabaskans have preserved many traditional songs and stories that are central to their cultural identity.

The linguist presented new evidence for a Proto-Athabaskan vowel shift in her latest paper.

To trace sound changes across the family, the researchers compared reconstructions of Proto-Athabaskan with data from contemporary Athabaskan languages.

The Athabaskanist carefully analyzed the verb morphology across several related dialects.

Athabaskanists traveled to remote villages to document endangered dialects.