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| |  | "Chief" Sam and family. | Tribal chiefs; Costumes; Rifles; Women; Infants; Hats; Family; Indigenous peoples | Title taken from caption on Album.
" 'Chief' Sam and family." See also UAF - 1991-46-676. | UAF-1991-46-815 |
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| |  | "Little Frank" John, Jennie. | Group portraits; Families; Children; Manners & customs; Mittens; Tents; Hats; Indigenous peoples | Title taken from caption on Album.
" 'Little Frank' John, Jennie." | UAF-1991-46-814 |
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| |  | 'Whisky Jack' family | Women; Children; Clothing & dress; Families; Indigenous peoples; | Title from donor notes. Photograph of the wife and children of 'Whisky Jack'. The big girl on the right is identified as Rosalie Henry. | UAF-1997-122-38 |
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| |  | (L-R): Jack Singlton, Joe John and Titus David | Men; Hunting; Indigenous peoples; | Title is based on identification furnished by Roy David Tok, Alaska during the Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) Convention held at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks, October 2005. | UAF-1987-0114-35 |
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| |  | (L-R): Stella, Nancy, Alec | Children playing; Caches; Indigenous peoples; | Title is based on identification furnished by Roy David Tok, Alaska during the Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) Convention held at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks, October 2005. | UAF-1987-0114-46 |
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| |  | 1915 Everybody one stick! | Parades & processions; Rites & ceremonies; Fuelwood; Churches; Towers; Bells; Children; Winter; Indigenous peoples; | Title taken from verso.
A long line of people are seen coming up the hill, during an event that appears to be ceremonial. Each is holding firewood. A church is visible to the right.
[Place identified as Anvik by comparison with UAF-1989-107-16.] | UAF-1989-107-22 |
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| |  | 2nd Mate Isaac Lystad and passengers aboard the North Star. | Ships; Stairways; Men; Sailors; Women; Girls; Boys; Fur garments; Hats; Uniforms; Signs (Notices); Decks (Ships); | View of 2nd Mate Isaac Lystad standing with a group of women and children on board the ship, North Star, in Alaska. In the background another ship's officer can be seen to the left of the photo and to the right stairs leading to the upper deck have a sign that reads: "No admittance." From verso: "2nd Mate Isaac Lystad." Ca. 1930-1939. Original photograph size: 2.75" x 4.5". | UAA-hmc-0731-31 |
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| |  | 4th of July, 1932, Unalaska. | Fourth of July celebrations; Celebrations; Holidays; Buildings; Cities & towns; Flags; Men; Women; Children | Title taken from verso. Group of people pose seated in grass while celebrating the 4th of July, Unalaska, Alaska, with town buildings in background. July 4, 1932. Postcard. Original photograph size: 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". | AMRC-b01-27-22 |
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| | ![[Reindeer] skins drying [1938-1941].](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg13&CISOPTR=264 "[Reindeer] skins drying [1938-1941].") | [Reindeer] skins drying [1938-1941]. | Hides & skins; Reindeer; Men; Women; Subsistence activities | Title taken from caption. Men and women set reindeer skins out to dry on the tundra. The women are wearing kuspuks. Original photograph size: 2 3/8 x 3 3/8 inch. | UAA-hmc-0562-52d |
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| | ![[Unidentified Alaska Natives family]](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg11&CISOPTR=441 "[Unidentified Alaska Natives family]") | [Unidentified Alaska Natives family] | Men; Women; Children; Indigenous peoples; | Heavily damaged photograph of an unidentified man, woman and a child with another person hidden by the damage of the photograph. What may be a tent is in the background. | UAF-1988-96-28 |
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| |  | A family portrait. | Family; Children; Infants; Dwellings; Pots & pans; Blankets; Clothing & dress; Indigenous peoples; Caches | Title by cataloguer.
" Sarah, Silas, Peter Onion ". Cataloguer's note: An outdoor portrait of the Onion family. In the background, various household items, such as pots and pans are hanging on a wooden structure, which may be a pole cache. The structure has no roof or walls. Notice too an enclosed cache further in the back on the right hand side. | UAF-1991-46-563 |
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| |  | A group of eight women standing on the ice at Tanana | Group portraits; Women; Ice; Fur; Fur coats; Fur garments; Hides & skins; Indigenous peoples; | Eight women in fur garments are standing on the ice at the Village of Tanana. Each is dressed in fur and hide clothing, including mittens and footwear. Note the stitching along the edges of the photograph. Pictured left to right are: Charlotte Nicolia, Susy Kennedy, Dora Nic[h]olia, Ena Grant, Madeline Nicolia, Helen Sevenson, Lena Star and Bessie Marks.
Teresa Dick the granddaughter Dora Nicholia has identified a misspelling of her grandmothers name as noted by the square brackets above. Correction made 2 March 2006. | UAF-1975-41-1 |
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| |  | A group of men | Men; Rifles; Blankets; Merchandise displays; | Title by cataloguer.
A group of men are standing in front of a stack of blankets, some rifles and other items. | UAF-1987-0114-32 |
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| |  | A group of Tetlin Women and Children | Log cabins; Portrait photographs; Women; Children; Fur coats; Headgear; Indigenous peoples; Clothing & dress; | Two of the women are dressed in warm fur coats, hats, thick socks and foot wear. The woman in the center is wearing a striped blanket coat, scarf and a head band. Two small children are standing in front of the women. All appear to be posing for the photographer and are standing in front of a log home.
Further information was supplied by Roy David of Tok, Alaska during the Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) Convention held at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks, October 2005.
David Sam [child on right];
Mary Henry [on left];
Annie Sam;
Bessie Sam [in striped coat];
Andrew Sam [child on left];
others are unknown. | UAF-1987-0114-44 |
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| |  | A group portrait | Families; Women; Children & adults; Log buildings; Hats; Indigenous peoples; | Title by cataloguer.
A group of people. (Tetlin?) | UAF-1987-0114-31 |
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| |  | A king Salmon. | Salmon; Fishing; Boys; Hats; Indigenous peoples; Log buildings; Girls | Title taken from caption on Album.
"A king Salmon". [Picture of a king Salmon nearly as big as the boys holding it up. Three girls stand in the background.] | UAF-1991-46-452 |
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| |  | A man and a women | Men; Women; Windows; Log cabins; Children; | Title by cataloguer. A man and a women are seen here standing in front of a log building. | UAF-1987-0114-47 |
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| |  | A Native man | Portraits; Portrait photographs; Indigenous peoples; Fur; Hides & skins; | Title taken from caption.
" Studio portrait, a Native man. Copy Right 1905 by Lomen Bros, Nome ". Photo size 8 x 10 . | UAF-1980-68-335 |
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| |  | A Native woman | Portraits; Portrait photographs; Indigenous peoples; Headgear; Hair; | Title taken from caption.
" A Native woman, Lomen Bros, Nome # 5 ". Photo size 8 x 10 . | UAF-1980-68-336 |
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| |  | A raft of canoes and boats push off into the Yukon River | Canoes; Boats; Travel; Men; Women; Dogs; Rivers; Subsistence activities; Indigenous peoples; | Canoes and a boat rafted together push off for a trip on the Yukon River. | UAF-2003-109-22 |
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| |  | A ride on "Babe". | Children; Indigenous peoples; Horses; Horseback riding; | Title taken from caption on Album.
"A ride on 'Babe'". Four children straddle a horse. | UAF-1991-46-481 |
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| |  | A set of five ducks carved at Gambell, St. Lawrence Island. 1938. | Ducks; Figurines; Ivory; Ivory carving; Carving | Title taken from label on matting. View of five duck figures carved out of ivory at Gambell on Saint Lawrence Island displayed in Juneau, Alaska. Photographer's number 8310. 1938. Photographer: Ray B. Dame. Original photograph size: 8 1/4" x 10". | AMRC-b75-175-535 |
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| |  | A smiling child | Children; Smiling; Indigenous peoples; Racks (Supporting devices); Pails; | a snap shot of an adorable Alaskan Native child. He is bent down on the floor to wash his hands or just to splash around in a small pan. He is looking up at the camera with a huge smile. Strips of meat or fish are hanging in the background. | UAF-1989-166-405-Print |
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| |  | A toddler | Children; Fur garments; Hats; Mittens; | Title by cataloguer.
A toddler is seen here wearing a white fur parka hat and mittens. | UAF-1987-0114-53 |
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| |  | A wash board | Indigenous peoples; Laundry; Clothing & dress; Racks (Supporting devices); Tents; Washboards; | The title from caption reads: "Squaw wanted." Photographer's number: D3.
Cataloguer's note: An Alaska Native youth is seen here washing clothes on a wash board; drying clothes are hanging on the tent ropes behind him. One can imagine that such a task, particularly for a young man, could be very tedious. | UAF-1989-166-392-Print |
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| |  | A Women and a baby outside of Chief David's house | Women; Children; Indigenous peoples; Hair; Boots; Capes (Outerwear); Clothing & dress; Log cabins; Signs (notices); | A woman carrying a child on her back. The inscription "Chief David" is written on a plank above the entrance of the log house. She is dressed in a checkered dress, a short cloak and knee high boots. Her hair is pulled back; she is smiling as though posing for the photographer.
Further information was supplied by Roy David of Tok, Alaska during the Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) Convention held at the Carlson Center in Fairbanks, October 2005.
The woman is Lucy David and the baby is Andrew David. | UAF-1987-0114-48 |
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| |  | Abraham & Julia Cadzo | Children; Indigenous peoples; | Photograph of Abraham and Julia Cadzo. | UAF-2003-109-90 |
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| | ![Abraham Amosikoff, age 1 year. Keewalik [sic], Alaska.](/cgi-bin/thumbnail.exe?CISOROOT=/cdmg2&CISOPTR=4003 "Abraham Amosikoff, age 1 year. Keewalik [sic], Alaska.") | Abraham Amosikoff, age 1 year. Keewalik [sic], Alaska. | Boys; Children; Fur garments; Fur coats | Title taken from label on matting. One-year-old Abraham Amosikoff dressed in fur parka stands next to wooden structure in Kiwalik, Alaska, with another boy standing in background. Photographer's number 7950. July 1938. Photographer: Ray B. Dame. Original photograph size: 8 1/8" x 9 7/8". | AMRC-b75-175-126 |
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| |  | Abraham's wife & baby | Mothers & children; Fur garments; Indigenous peoples; | Caption: Abraham's wife & baby (Eskimos). | UAF-2003-109-56 |
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| |  | Agnes, Chief Healy. | Portraits; Tribal chiefs; Women; Pipes; | Title taken from caption on Album.
"Agnes, Chief Healy." | UAF-1991-46-720 |
