Ozanna

Ozanna was a name for Kaska people living along the stream called Duna za, or McDame Creek, above its junction with the Dease River. Their country lay within the range of the Dease River Kaska, between the mountains and the northern end of Dease Lake. Hunting and seasonal travel connected this valley with a much wider homeland. The Kaska name Ozanna has been interpreted as “people of the same blood.”