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The three steps to successful adaptation to climate change

The Kodiak Area Marine Science Symposium wrapped up last week. It featured presentations and sessions that looked both into the past and into a future that will be much different.

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Museum staffers author new Alutiiq history book

The Alutiiq Museum has published a new history of the Kodiak Alutiiq/Sugpiaq people. “Imaken Ima’ut — From the Past to the Future,” traces the history of Kodiak’s Native people over

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Alutiiq Museum Publishes Alutiiq/Sugpiaq History Book

Alutiiq Museum Publishes Alutiiq/Sugpiaq History Book
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Two New BU Classes to Offer a Wider, Deeper Look at the Arctic

Two new Boston University classes offer a wider, deeper look at the Arctic, including the diverse communities who call the polar region home.

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Archaeology Student Trevor Lamb Found Some of Alaska s Oldest Woven Textiles on Kodiak Island | The Brink

BU student found the oldest woven textile ever recorded on Kodiak Island, Alaska, at an ancient Alutiiq site, while on an archaeological dig.

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