Quinhagak's museum has the world's largest collection of Yup'ik artifacts, and archeologists keep finding more
This year alone they found five complete masks, new arrowheads, spoons, stick dolls, ivory earrings, ulus and more.
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This year alone they found five complete masks, new arrowheads, spoons, stick dolls, ivory earrings, ulus and more.
Archaeologists unearth traces of a medieval village that had been lost beneath the ocean for 600 years.
News Release First Alaskans Institute First Alaskans Institute (FAI), a statewide Alaska Native advocacy nonprofit, is proud to announce our 11th Annual Howard
Frozen earth protected evidence of an attack some 400 years ago at Nunalleq, but warming temperatures threaten Alaskan sites still holding its buried history.
For the past few centuries, the Yupik peoples of Alaska have told gruesome tales of a massacre that occurred during the Bow and Arrow War Days,