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King Island, located in Bering Strait thirty-five miles from the Alaska mainland, is the traditional home of the Ugiuvangmiut, the King Island Eskimos. Although no longer inhabited, the island and the culture that once thrived there are recalled in this collection of twenty-five narratives told by King Island elders.
The stories are presented in the original Inupiaq language, with English translation on facing pages. Photographs taken during the winter of 1937-1938 accompany the text. Together they provide a remarkable ethnohistoric record of an arctic culture.
A joint publication of the Alaska Native Language Center and the University of Alaska Press.
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