Eskimo essays : Yupʼik lives and how we see them

The way we genuinely live = Yuungnaqpiallerput : masterworks of Yup'ik science and survival

Yuungnaqpiallerput

Paitarkiutenka = My legacy to you

My legacy to you

Yuungnaqpiallerput [DVD] = The way we genuinely live : masterworks of Yup'ik science and survival

Way we genuinely live

masterworks of Yup'ik science and survival

Boundaries and passages : rule and ritual in Yup'ik Eskimo oral tradition

The Civilization of the American Indian series

Civilization of the American Indian series ;

Wise words of the Yup'ik people : we talk to you because we love you

Elders spoke and young people listened -- A powerful mind -- Boys are like puppies, ears are eyes, and women are death -- Parents and children -- Men and women -- Those who are rich in relatives : extended family relations -- Tuqluucaraq : the way of addressing one's relatives -- The world contains no others, only persons : Yup'ik views of self and other -- Qanrucunailnguut : those who do not listen and adhere -- Eyagyarat : abstinence practices -- Making the past present.

The real people and the children of thunder : the Yup'ik Eskimo encounter with Moravian missionaries John and Edith Kilbuck

Hunting tradition in a changing world : Yup'ik lives in Alaska today

Ciuliamta akluit/Things of our ancestors : Yup'ik elders explore the Jacobsen Collection at the Ethnologisches Museum Berlin

Things of our ancestors

Yup'ik elders explore the Jacobsen Collection at the Ethnologisches Museum Berlin

Where the echo began : and other oral traditions from southwestern Alaska

Works. Selections. English. 2000

Hans Himmelheber: Making His Own Path -- Himmelheber's Alaska Year -- The Frozen Path -- Creation Stories. How the Raven Created Nunivak Island. How a Woman Came Down from the Sky and Created Nunivak Island. Support Anecdote: The Star. How Nunivak Island Received its Population -- Myths. How Sun and Moon Came to Be. About a Girl who was Unwilling to Marry. Wolves as Human Beings. Where the Echo Began. Support Anecdote: The Raven. A Shaman Story. Support Anecdote: Crackling the Eyes of Murres -- Animal Stories. How the Raven Deceived Various Animals. Great Adventures of a Little Mouse. Support Anecdote: The Disobedient Mouse -- Peoples' Stories. The Expelled Woman. The Expelled Woman (Second Version). Support Anecdote: The Wooden Wedge.

The Yup'ik Eskimos : as described in the travel journals and ethnographic accounts of John and Edith Kilbuck who served with the Alaska mission of the Moravian church, 1886-1900

Alaska history ;

Qaluyaarmiuni nunamtenek qanemciput = Our Nelson Island stories : meanings of place on the Bering Sea coast

Meanings of place on the Bering Sea coast

Our Nelson Island stories