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Salmon skin is used for clothing because its water proof after it is carefully processed and it is used to make bags, bootsmittens and parkas.

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there's a celebration held in Juneau and people from Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshain communties come as guests to sing dance.

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there's a celebration held in Juneau and people from Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshain communties come as guests to sing dance.

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The soles of the childrens waterproof boots were shaped by chewing.

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the war canoes were made out of red cedar wood from queen Charlotte island and it had projectile bows. usually the canoe had the clans crest on it and the stern was had a raven on it.

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I thought that it was interesting a lot of their inner culture was lost and basically git banned

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The wolf dance celebration lasted for 3 days

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I thought it was really cool they learn how they made from natural resources. Students also make connections with sustainable harvesting and recycling.

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Walrus ivory is a material that can be carved into harpoon heads, needle cases, buckles and more. Also naturalistic and stylized figures, animals and humans were made as charms, amulets and ancestral representations.

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St Lawrence Island is right below the Arctic Circle and can get up to 50 mph wind in the winter.

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they would make parkas (rain gear) out of sealion guts and intestines by letting them dry out in the sun then cutting and sewing it

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Crests represent social identity and its corresponding rights and privileges. Crest images appear on robes, button blankets, headdresses and other regalia that people wear at potlatches to show their ancestry.

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Nearly seventy Yup'ik communities are located along the Bering Sea and along numerous bays and rivers, which provide access to salmon and other foods and materials from the sea.

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In southwest Alaska the yupik is along the Bristol Bay and to the Norton Sound centers on the great delta  on the Yukon and Kushkowhim rivers reach the sea.

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Sugpiaq: That Bows and arrows were used because animals like the otter became familiar with gun shots and would take off.

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Sugpiaq: That Bows and arrows were used because animals like the otter became familiar with gun shots and would take off.

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Michael Wagner, Athabascan people and their traveling

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Michael Wagner, Athabascan people and their traveling

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This culture would ove in every season. Can ypu beliveve that! They would move for hunting, fishing , trapping, and to find shelter for the harsh winter.

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Traditional Sugpiaq hunting depended on kayaks and boats that were covered in seal and sea lion skins. They used hunting equipment like harpoons, spears, and throwing boards. Along the coast they could fish for things like salmon, halibut, crabs, and they could hunt seals and sea lions.