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The 1813 shipwreck site of the Russian Neva

On the evening of Jan. 8, 1813, sailors on the three-masted Russian-American Co. ship Neva saw the shoreline of Kruzof Island in Southeast Alaska some miles off the port side,

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HOW WE RESCUED THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD CHURCH IN KARLUK, ALASKA, FROM FALLING OFF A CLIFF (U S National Park Service)

HOW WE RESCUED THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD CHURCH IN KARLUK, ALASKA, FROM FALLING OFF A CLIFF (U S National Park Service)
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Swan Point Alaska s Unique Stone Tools Are Proof of Beringia Theory

Swan Point Alaska s Unique Stone Tools Are Proof of Beringia Theory
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Alutiiq Museum gets grant to study Sitkinak settlement

An Alutiiq Museum field team will launch a study of Alaska Native settlements on Sitkinak Island beginning today, thanks to a Alaska National Park Service grant, according to a museum news release. The Tribal Heritage Grant, worth $49,301, was provided by Koniag Inc. and will support âa comprehensive archeological survey of Sitkinakâs state lands,â with a focus on the islandâs coast to find and document ancestral villages. Patrick Saltonstall, the museumâs curator of archaeology, will lead the field team. Alutiiq Museum Executive Director April Laktonen Counceller thanked the state and Koniag for the grant and their partnership in the project.

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CITY anticipating fed relief funds

CITY anticipating fed relief funds
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