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

Yuungnaqpiallerput

A Yupiaq worldview : a pathway to ecology and spirit

Through Yup'ik eyes : an adopted son explores the landscape of family

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

Kitaq goes ice fishing

Ice whale

A distant enemy

In a different light : growing up in a Yup'ik Eskimo village in Alaska

Tundra mouse : a storyknife tale

Mission of change in southwest Alaska : conversations with Father René Astruc and Paul Dixon on their work with Yup'ik people, 1950-1988

The living tradition of Yup'ik masks : agayuliyararput = our way of making prayer

Yup'ik Contributors -- Introduction: Our Way of Making an Exhibit -- Masks' History -- Yup'ik People of Western Alaska -- Masks in Museums: Collecting the Past for the Future -- Masks' Meaning -- Making the Unseen Seen -- Masks and the Stories They Tell -- In the Qasgiq -- Suppression and Revival of Masked Dancing -- Making a Mask -- Human Senses in Yup'ik Iconography and Oral Tradition -- Dance and Song: The Body and Breath of the Mask -- Collectors and Collections: New Stories for Old Masks -- Collectors Come to the Yukon -- Kuskowim Collections and Collecting -- Masks and Masked Dancing at Hooper Bay and Qissunaq.

Hooper Bay kayak construction

Mercury series,

Paper / Canadian Ethnology Service ;

Paper - Canadian Ethnology Service ;

Mercury series

Paper (Canadian Ethnology Service) ;