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The Yupík people of southwestern Alaska: continuity and change -- Yupík dancing is like Akutaq: a rich mixture -- Sivuqaq, home of the Siberian Yupik -- Two against the Arctic: my summer as a "movie star" -- Stewards of the land: the Inupiat -- Alaska's native languages 96 p. : ill. (some col.), col. maps ; 22 x 28 cm

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Creator: Alaska Geographic Society
Date: 2001
Identifier: ld1-1646149545906-1646149777247-1
Collections: Smithsonian Libraries
Subjects: Alaska Natives, Indians of North America, Inupiat, Native Americans, Yupik Eskimos
Contributors: Smithsonian Libraries
Source Archive: Smithsonian Institution

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