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Alutiiq Museum Publishes Alutiiq/Sugpiaq History Book

Museum Shares Instructions on Alutiiq/Sugpiaq Parka Making

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Alaska Museum is Building a Private Database to Repatriate Kodiak Alutiiq Ancestors

An Alaska Native museum in the state’s Kodiak Archipelago is using a nearly $100,000 federal grant to build a private online database to help unite local tribes with their ancestors. The Alutiiq Museum—a non-profit organization whose mission is to preserve and share the culture of the Alutiiq Alaska Native tribal people— will lead the two year project, called ‘Angitapet’, meaning ‘We Are Returning Them’ in Alutiiq/Sugpiaq. The museum has identified at least 12 institutions in the US that hold the remains of at least 168 Kodiak Alutiiq ancestors, said Amanda Lancaster, the museum’s Curator of Collections and repatriation coordinator since March 2017.

Alutiiq Museum seeks new round of repatriations

The Alutiiq Museum is launching a new program to continue the return of ancestral human remains from museums and other public collections to Kodiak Archipelago villages.

Alutiiq Museum adds atkuk to its collections

Contemporary Atkuk—parka Added to Museum Collection, October 2, 2023

Museums partner on lecture series

The Alutiiq Museum and Kodiak History Museum are joining forces for an October lecture series. It’s an opportunity for the Kodiak community to learn about recent historical and scientific work

3,000-Year-Old Woven Artifacts Discovered at Ancestral Alutiiq Site

Woven artifacts far older than previous examples show just how old the rich weaving traditions of the Alutiiq culture of Alaska are.

Karluk Lake artifacts could be 3,000 years old

Archaeologists with the Alutiiq Museum and Archaeological Repository have uncovered fragments of woven grass artifacts at Karluk Lake estimated to be 3,000 years old.