Yup’ik stories read aloud [sound recording] = Yugcetun Qulirat Naaqumalriit Erinairissuutmun / recorded in Yup’ik and translated by Anna W. Jacobson

Text in Yupik Eskimo and English. In container (26 cm.). “With transcriptions and word-by-word translations.” Nunat Ercuilkai (A village without daylight) — Cetugpak (Long nails) — Mingqun Tamalleq (The lost needle) — Angun Aklanqurrutngurtelleq (The man who became a weasel) — Imaam Yua (The person of the sea) — Kiagmi Neqlivik (Fishcamp in summer) Central […]

Joe Paul’s Yup’ik stories and songs

Kuskokwim country song (in English) — Instrumental — Ak’a tang cuqcurlim (Wildwood little girl) — Qucillgaankuk (Story of Mr. and Mrs. Crane) — Yup’ik song (Eskimo love call) — Kayurrlugaq (Story of two angry fish) — Aaqii (Story of Aaqii) — Instrumental — Hymn “Are you refusing him?” (in Yup’ik) — Hymn “Come to the […]

Male doll

NMAI purchase from Elaine Kingeekuk, 2008. Have a concern, a correction, or something to add? Contact us: https://nmai.si.edu/collections-statement Male doll Seal gut/intestines, sealskin/fur, ivory, bear gut/intestines Carved, incised, sewn 19.0 x 32.0 x 6.0 cm

Watching ice and weather our way / Conrad Oozeva, Chester Noongwook, George Noongwook, Christina Alowa, and Igor Krupnik = Sikumengllu eslamengllu esghapalleghput / Akulki, Tapghaghmii, Mangtaaquli, Sunqaanga, Igor Krupnik. Edited by Igor Krupnik, Henry Huntington, Christopher Koonooka, and George Noongwook

Definitions of marine ice — Ice and weather observations: Savoonga and Gambell — Yupik stories about ice and weather — Old stories, recent memories “This book is the product of a joint four-year effort by subsistence hunters from two Yupik communities on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska and northern scholars researching Arctic climate change. … Part […]