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Pete Terzi

Pete Terzi worked with the Reindeer Research Program and the Reindeer Herders Project at the University of Alaska Fairbanks in Fairbanks, Alaska in the early 2000s. In this role, he participated in the 2001 oral history interview with Larry Davis in Nome, Alaska for the Reindeer Herding: The Present & the Past Project Jukebox.
Pete Terzi appears in the following new Jukebox projects:

As a Person Present at Interview

Interview Title Archive #: Oral History Project Abstract People Present
Larry Davis 2000-102-03 Reindeer Herding: The Present and the Past

Larry Tingook Davis was interviewed on January 24, 2001 by Greg Finstad, Knut Kielland and Bill Schneider at the Reindeer Herder's House in Nome, Alaska. Pete Terzi, who works with the Reindeer Herders Project, was also present. The interview was facilitated by Greg who has worked with Larry for a long time. In this interview, Larry talks about early days of herding, modern herding, and also about the reindeer crash before World War II and the current crisis. He also discusses the importance of herding to community and family life.

 Pete Terzi