A world apart : my life among the Eskimos of Alaska

Alaska Native directory.

Alaska's village voices

Village voices

RurAL CAP's village voices

Environmental conflict in Alaska

Anthropological papers of the University of Alaska.

Growing up native in Alaska : [interviews]

New paths, old ways : an Alaska Native studies catalog for teachers

Alaska Native studies catalog for teachers

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.

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

Spirits of the water : native art collected on expeditions to Alaska and British Columbia, 1774-1910

Mamatni: Politics, Trade, and Collectionism on the Northwest Coast during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries / Eighteenth-Century Spanish Expeditions, Discoveries, and Collections in the Northwest Coast / Reason and Dreams: Eskimos and Northwest Coast Native Americans in Art and Legend / Function of Art in Northwest Coast Indian Culture / Spanish Expeditions, 1774-1792 -- English Expedition, 1778 -- Russian Expeditions, 1778-1890 -- North American Expeditions, 1867-1910.

Mukluk telegraph.

Mukluk telegraph (Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium)

Council.

Council (Fairbanks, Alaska)