Give or take a century : an Eskimo chronicle

A Modern publishing classic

Modern publishing classic.

Role and social construction of the dog in indigenous northern coastal populations

Raising young children in an Alaskan Iñupiaq village : the family, cultural, and village environment of rearing

Alaska's daughter : an Eskimo memoir of the early twentieth century

Social life in northwest Alaska : the structure of Iñupiaq Eskimo nations

Sadie Neakok, Marie Adams, Ray Dronenberg, and James Nageak are interviewed by Karen McPherson about whaling.

Chinook radio programs

Tom Johnston is interviewed by Paula Schuler in Fairbanks, Alaska, part 1 ; Paul Sherry and Ethel Beck are interviewed by Paula Schuler in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Chinook radio programs

Edward Edwardson is interviewed by Jean Lester on March 23, 1991 in Barrow, Alaska [sound recording].

Faces of Alaska from Barrow to Wrangell tapes

Edward S. Curtis: unpublished Alaska, photographs & personal journal

Unpublished Alaska: photographs & personal journal

Yua, spirit of the Arctic : highlights from the Thomas G. Fowler collection

Foreword / Facing north : an introduction to the Thomas G. Fowler Collection / Avaken Envanek Tailriit : from the extreme recesses of time, that which comes to us / Passage of spirits / Treasures from the earth : echoes of the past / Sedna with mask / Life in the Arctic : historical objects of use and beauty / Bear in shamanic transformation / Yuraryaraq Yuqtun : the Yup'ik way of dance / Inukshuk (like a person), Judas Ullulaq / Contemporary vision, historic works

Mediated identity and negotiated tradition : the Iñupiaq atigi 1850-2000

Preface: Catching caribou and shopping at Fred Meyers -- A beginning -- ch. 1. The Iñupiaq atigi, problem and approach -- Ethnicity and tradition: a theoretical discussion -- Ethnicity: concept and process -- Defining ethnicity -- Boundaries and markers -- Ethnicity as a tool -- Ethnicity and class -- Tradition: Symbol and process -- Tradition as a symbol -- ch. 2. Northern Alaska: Environment and people -- Environment -- Geography -- Climate -- Vegetation -- Fauna -- People -- Prehistory -- History/Ethnography -- Spirituality -- Neighbors and continental trade -- Contact -- Goods and tools -- Missionaries/Schools -- Contemporary issues -- Economics -- ch. 3. Clothing -- Clothing terminology -- Parkas through time -- Prehistoric clothing evidence -- Historic clothing evidence -- Tools and materials -- Parka attributes -- Introduction of cloth -- Gender -- Parka trim -- Changes in form and context -- Contemporary practice -- 'Traditional' Iñupiaq weddings -- Environmental function -- Social role of clothing -- Clothing, identity and ethnicity -- Choices, individual identity and tradition -- ch. 4. People and stories -- Lela: context -- Lela's parka -- Boarding school -- Elizabeth's story -- Grocery store: Nome -- Pearl's cabin -- Pearl on women's work -- Pearl on tradition -- Pearl on walrus quotas -- Anaktuvuk Pass -- Thinking about tradition -- Job -- Discussion -- ch. 5. Meaning -- Identity -- Gender -- Tradition -- Conclusion -- Appendix: Iñupiaq sewing and clothing terminology.

Mediated identity and negotiated tradition : the Iñupiaq atigi 1850-2000

Preface: Catching caribou and shopping at Fred Meyers -- A beginning -- ch. 1. The Iñupiaq atigi, problem and approach -- Ethnicity and tradition: a theoretical discussion -- Ethnicity: concept and process -- Defining ethnicity -- Boundaries and markers -- Ethnicity as a tool -- Ethnicity and class -- Tradition: Symbol and process -- Tradition as a symbol -- ch. 2. Northern Alaska: Environment and people -- Environment -- Geography -- Climate -- Vegetation -- Fauna -- People -- Prehistory -- History/Ethnography -- Spirituality -- Neighbors and continental trade -- Contact -- Goods and tools -- Missionaries/Schools -- Contemporary issues -- Economics -- ch. 3. Clothing -- Clothing terminology -- Parkas through time -- Prehistoric clothing evidence -- Historic clothing evidence -- Tools and materials -- Parka attributes -- Introduction of cloth -- Gender -- Parka trim -- Changes in form and context -- Contemporary practice -- 'Traditional' Iñupiaq weddings -- Environmental function -- Social role of clothing -- Clothing, identity and ethnicity -- Choices, individual identity and tradition -- ch. 4. People and stories -- Lela: context -- Lela's parka -- Boarding school -- Elizabeth's story -- Grocery store: Nome -- Pearl's cabin -- Pearl on women's work -- Pearl on tradition -- Pearl on walrus quotas -- Anaktuvuk Pass -- Thinking about tradition -- Job -- Discussion -- ch. 5. Meaning -- Identity -- Gender -- Tradition -- Conclusion -- Appendix: Iñupiaq sewing and clothing terminology.