Koyukon people

Target entity: Koyukon people
Context triple: [Koyukon language, spokenBy, Koyukon people]

• A. Dena’ina people
  The Dena’ina people are an Alaska Native Athabaskan group traditionally inhabiting the Cook Inlet and surrounding regions, known for their rich fishing culture and one of the few Athabaskan languages with a maritime orientation.
• B. Tanana people
  The Tanana people are an Alaska Native Athabaskan group indigenous to the Tanana River region of interior Alaska, known for their rich subsistence traditions and distinct cultural heritage.
• C. Sugpiaq people
  The Sugpiaq people, also known as the Alutiiq, are an Indigenous group of Alaska Native peoples traditionally inhabiting the coastal regions of south-central Alaska, particularly Kodiak Island and the surrounding Gulf of Alaska.
• D. Nunivak Cup’ig people
  The Nunivak Cup’ig people are an Alaska Native Yupik group indigenous to Nunivak Island, known for their distinct Cup’ig language and rich maritime hunting and subsistence traditions.
• E. Tlingit people
  The Tlingit people are an Indigenous group of the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America, known for their complex clan system, rich oral traditions, and highly developed art forms such as totem pole carving.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Koyukon people
Target entity description: The Koyukon people are an Alaska Native Athabaskan group traditionally inhabiting the central Koyukuk and middle Yukon River regions, known for their rich oral traditions and deep ecological knowledge of the subarctic environment.

• A. Dena’ina people
  The Dena’ina people are an Alaska Native Athabaskan group traditionally inhabiting the Cook Inlet and surrounding regions, known for their rich fishing culture and one of the few Athabaskan languages with a maritime orientation.
• B. Tanana people
  The Tanana people are an Alaska Native Athabaskan group indigenous to the Tanana River region of interior Alaska, known for their rich subsistence traditions and distinct cultural heritage.
• C. Sugpiaq people
  The Sugpiaq people, also known as the Alutiiq, are an Indigenous group of Alaska Native peoples traditionally inhabiting the coastal regions of south-central Alaska, particularly Kodiak Island and the surrounding Gulf of Alaska.
• D. Nunivak Cup’ig people
  The Nunivak Cup’ig people are an Alaska Native Yupik group indigenous to Nunivak Island, known for their distinct Cup’ig language and rich maritime hunting and subsistence traditions.
• E. Tlingit people
  The Tlingit people are an Indigenous group of the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America, known for their complex clan system, rich oral traditions, and highly developed art forms such as totem pole carving.
• F. None of above. chosen