In the roadless Brooks Range Mountains of northern Alaska sits Anaktuvuk Pass, a small, tightly knit Nunamiut Eskimo village. Formerly nomadic hu

Alaska has undergone a rapid transformation from traditional Eskimo life to modern living in an extraordinarily short period of time. The Nunamiu

Justus and Ethel Mekiana talk about Inupiaq artifacts, antler horn, ladles, horn ladle production, snowshoes, birch wood, Kobuk, anthropologists,

Doris Hugo talks about the traditional foods she ate as a child, boiling caribou bones, how they cracked the caribou bones, making Eskimo ice cre

Lela Ahgook talks about where she was born, her grandparents, Simon and Susie Paneak, her father hunting all the time, taking care of her sibling

Bob Ahgook talks about the importance of caribou to his people, some of the important hunting places around the village, Anaktuvuk River, caribou

Zacharias Hugo talks about hunting caribou in the Anaktuvuk Pass area, provisions for hunting, Jack Ahgook, learning to hunt from his father, how