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shed their underlayer of fur and it is spun into wool to make scarves, hats, and gloves. The use of the animal's hides and fur have kept
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are also utilized as Native expressions of art or tools. The use of these sensitive materials are inline with the practice of utilizing the gifts from the animals that are subsisted. There are protective policies on the harvesting of walrus and whales. The harvest of walrus solely for the use of
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A major value within subsistence hunting is the utilization of the whole catch or animal. This is demonstrated in the utilization of the hides to turn into clothing, as seen with seal skin, moose and caribou hides, polar bear hides. Fur from rabbits, beaver, marten, otter, and squirrels are also
483:. The purpose of the regional corporations were to create institutions in which Native Alaskans would generate venues to provide services for its members, who were incorporated as "shareholders". Three regional corporations are located in the lands of the Inupiat. These are the following.
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is a spring whaling festival among
Inupiat. The festival celebrates traditional whale hunting and honors the whale's spirit as it gave its physical body to feed entire villages. The whale's spirit is honored by dance groups from across the North performing songs and dances.
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Since 2017, a grassroots group of Iñupiaq language learners have organized Iḷisaqativut, a two-week Iñupiaq language intensive that is held throughout communities in the
Inupiaq region. The first gathering was held in
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in south-central Alaska. Because of the oil drilling in Alaska's arid north, however, the traditional way of whaling is coming into conflict with one of the modern world's most pressing demands: finding more oil.
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epidemic introduced by
American and European whaling crews, most of these people moved to the coast or other parts of Alaska between 1890 and 1910. A number of Nunamiut returned to the mountains in the 1930s.
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Kawerak, a nonprofit organization from the Bering Strait region, has created a language glossary that features terms from Iñupiaq, as well as terms from
English, Yup'ik, and St. Lawrence Island Yupik.
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are allocated according to a traditional formula. Even city-dwelling relatives, thousands of miles away, are entitled to a share of each whale killed by the hunters of their ancestral village.
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recognized by
Federal Indian Law, which outlines the relationship between the federal government and American Indians. The Federal Indian Law recognized Tribal governments as having limited
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Iditarod National Historic Trail/ Seward to Nome Route: A Comprehensive Management Plan, March 1986. Prepared by Bureau of Land Management, Anchorage District Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
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These values serve as guideposts of how Inupiat are to live their lives. They inform and can be derived from Iñupiaq subsistence practices.
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Anders, Gary (1986). "Incompatible Goals in Unconventional Organization: The Politics of Alaska Native Corporations".
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There is one Iñupiaq culture-oriented institute of higher education,
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3122:"Mission & Values | Sitnasuak Native Corporation | Nome, Alaska"
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Iñupiatun Uqaluit Taniktun sivuninit = Iñupiaq to English dictionary
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The acculturation of the contemporary Eskimo of Wainwright Alaska
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2255:(1923–2009) ice scientist, Iñupiaq spiritualist and scientist
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2377:"Inupiaq [Inupiat] – Alaska Native Cultural Profile"
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The Inupiat and Arctic Alaska: An Ethnology of Development.
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Iñupiat (Taġiuġmiut, people of the sea, or Siḷaliñiġmiut)
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Inupiat have grown more concerned in recent years that
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Native Village of Barrow Inupiat Traditional Government
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Canada, Inuit Circumpolar Council (10 December 2003).
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The Inupiat are made up of the following communities
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The Alaska Native Reader: History, Culture, Politics
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for the Inupiat are recognized by the United States
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2310:, a video game featuring Iñupiaq arts and culture
2178:(1949–1996), Alaska state legislator and educator
312:. They often claim to be the first people of the
2267:and Native Shorts, a talk show supported by the
365:in Inupiatun and frequently in English as well.
3273:"One dead in vehicle collision near North Pole"
2442:"Alaska Natives Peoples Native Indians Eskimos"
1369:offers several course in the Iñupiaq language.
2524:"The Names Eskimo, Inuit, and Inupiaq/Inupiat"
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3068:"In Alaska's Far North, Two Cultures Collide"
1464:Athabaskan American Indians and the Inupiat.
1456:'s antecedents were the native trails of the
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2723:MacLean, Edna Ahgeak (15 October 2014).
323:Semi-underground men's community house (
3477:. West, CT: Bergin & Garvey, 2002.
2681:Williams, Maria Sháa Tláa, ed. (2009).
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1187:Bering Straits Regional Corporation
824:Bering Straits Regional Corporation
481:Alaskan Native Regional Corporations
477:Alaskan Native Claims Settlement Act
142:Regions with significant populations
3505:Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1990.
2460:"Inupiaq – Festival of Native Arts"
2190:, first female magistrate in Alaska
2117:(born 1989), podcaster and producer
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310:Bering Straits Regional Corporation
272:(singular: Iñupiaq) are a group of
3491:Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1966.
2941:. University of Washington Press.
1429:a generic term for inland Iñupiaq
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1296:Bering Straits Native Corporation
1275:Bering Straits Native Corporation
1254:Bering Straits Native Corporation
1210:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
1166:Bering Straits Native Corporation
1145:Bering Straits Native Corporation
1103:Bering Straits Native Corporation
1082:Bering Straits Native Corporation
1040:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
1017:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
929:Bering Straits Native Corporation
908:Bering Straits Native Corporation
780:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
757:Bering Straits Native Corporation
715:Bering Straits Native Corporation
694:Bering Straits Native Corporation
652:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
609:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
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4229:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
3532:, Kikiktagruk Inupiat Corporation
3066:Mouawad, Jad (December 4, 2007).
633:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
493:Bering Straits Native Corporation
488:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
464:Iñupiaq high-kickball, ca. 1910,
302:Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
292:(Iñupiaq lands), including seven
27:Indigenous people of Alaska, U.S.
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2140:, politician and founder of the
2111:(born 1989), Olympic snowboarder
1348:Native American boarding schools
1248:Native Village of White Mountain
952:Arctic Slope Native Corporation
688:Native Village of Brevig Mission
284:to the northernmost part of the
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3544:, Alaska Native Language Center
3175:"Alaska's Changing Environment"
2784:Edmison, Nicole (20 May 2021).
2204:Alaska House of Representatives
1418:Iñupiaq groups, in common with
4282:Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated
2911:Davis, Kyle (8 October 2021).
2807:Phillips, JoJo (22 May 2020).
1371:University of Alaska Anchorage
1367:University of Alaska Fairbanks
923:Native Village of Mary's Igloo
821:King Island Native Corporation
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2356:Alaska Native Language Center
1506:The inland Inupiat also hunt
1184:Unalakleet Native Corporation
3579:Indigenous peoples of Alaska
3146:"Our Values / NWABSD Values"
3126:Sitnasuak Native Corporation
3042:Fish & Wildlife Services
2202:, politician, member of the
2132:William L. Iggiagruk Hensley
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1100:Shismaref Native Corporation
1097:Native Village of Shishmaref
1076:Native Village of Shaktoolik
1010:Native Village of Point Hope
817:King Island Native Community
777:Kaktovik Inupiat Corporation
540:Native Regional Corporation
517:The following Alaska Native
4348:Alaska Native ethnic groups
3489:The Eskimo of North Alaska.
3249:National Geographic Channel
2937:Bockstoce, John R. (1978).
2569:Frederick A. Milan (1959),
2047:Map of Alaska highlighting
1941:Map of Alaska highlighting
1835:Map of Alaska highlighting
1522:. The coastal Inupiat hunt
1363:University of Alaska system
1033:Native Village of Point Lay
286:Canada–United States border
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3038:"Marine Mammal Management"
2729:University of Alaska Press
2655:10.1177/017084068600700301
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1118:Native Village of Shungnak
860:Native Village of Kotzebue
839:Native Village of Kivalina
730:Native Village of Deering
667:Native Village of Buckland
537:Native Village Corporation
433:Inupiat (Qawiaraq Inupiat)
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4224:Alaska Native corporation
4208:Inuit Circumpolar Council
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1952:has the following cities
1846:has the following cities
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1163:Teller Native Corporation
1055:Native Village of Selawik
945:Native Village of Nuiqsut
751:Native Village of Diomede
709:Native Village of Council
625:Native Village of Atqasuk
602:Village of Anaktuvuk Pass
498:NANA Regional Corporation
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3394:Tuzzy Consortium Library
3340:"Andrew Okpeaha MacLean"
3315:"Andrew Okpeaha MacLean"
2582:Johnson Reprint (1962),
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2273:First Nations Experience
2072:Ultimate Survival Alaska
1943:Northwest Arctic Borough
1844:Northwest Arctic Borough
1689:, located in Utqiaġvik.
1160:Native Village of Teller
988:Noorvik Native Community
967:Native Village of Noatak
578:Native Village of Ambler
523:Bureau of Indian Affairs
306:Northwest Arctic Borough
118:with a small child at a
114:Iñupiaq woman sharing a
4267:Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
4244:Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
3536:Iñupiat Heritage Center
3466:Heinrich, Albert Carl.
2617:"Building for Tomorrow"
2606:Retrieved 26 July 2012.
2316:, men's community house
2109:Callan Chythlook-Sifsof
1621:wells with the port of
1476:An Inupiat family from
1397:Alaskan Picture Writing
1269:Chinik Eskimo Community
1226:Native Village of Wales
902:Native Village of Koyuk
881:Native Village of Kobuk
863:Kikiktagruk Corporation
795:Native Village of Kiana
405:meaning "real people".
2839:catalog.uaa.alaska.edu
2253:Kenneth Utuayuk Toovak
2159:Andrew Okpeaha MacLean
2061:List of American Inuit
2051:
1945:
1839:
1705:
1657:
1649:Blanket toss during a
1484:
1480:, 1929, photograph by
1311:Native Village of Elim
534:Native tribal entities
472:
328:
300:, affiliated with the
3538:, North Slope Borough
2687:Duke University Press
2507:William A. Oquilluk.
2497:Retrieved 4 Dec 2013.
2464:fna.community.uaf.edu
2338:Retrieved 4 Dec 2013.
2059:Further information:
2046:
1940:
1834:
1695:
1648:
1475:
1293:Sitnasuak Corporation
1290:Nome Eskimo Community
1203:Village of Wainwright
649:Ukpeagvik Corporation
479:established thirteen
463:
456:Regional corporations
322:
304:; eleven villages in
192:Related ethnic groups
3808:Proto-Inuit language
3290:"Alice Qannik Glenn"
3277:Alaska Dispatch News
3156:on December 21, 2017
3098:"Iñupiat Ilitqusiat"
2643:Organization Studies
2586:via books.google.com
2573:via books.google.com
2485:www.nnlm.nlm.nih.gov
2153:Sonya Kelliher-Combs
2086:(born 1967), actress
1990:Siqnazuaq, Sitŋasuaq
1786:Utqiaġvik, Ukpiaġvik
1635:highbush cranberries
1597:The walrus tusks of
1577:is also gathered as
1381:in 2017, Siqnasuaq (
1207:Olgoonik Corporation
606:Nunamiut Corporation
468:, collection of the
147:North and northwest
4272:Makivik Corporation
4234:Calista Corporation
4122:Inuvialuit Nunangit
2992:10.14430/arctic2611
2917:Alaska Public Media
2788:. KTOO Public Media
2765:www.kotzebueira.org
2604:Alaska Native Arts.
2170:Edna Ahgeak MacLean
2078:John Baker (musher)
2014:Tala, Iġaluŋniaġvik
1932:Isiŋnaq, Nuurviuraq
1837:North Slope Borough
1770:Anaqtuuvak, Naqsraq
1762:North Slope Borough
1014:Tikiġaq Corporation
629:Atqasuk Corporation
426:Inupiat (Sivunmiut)
298:North Slope Borough
104:
3530:The Inupiat People
3519:1995, vol. 23 (2)
3501:Chance, Norman A.
3487:Chance, Norman A.
3365:"d g nanouk opkik"
3245:"Channel Homepage"
2813:Knom Radio Mission
2490:2014-08-21 at the
2269:Sundance Institute
2264:Flying Wild Alaska
2184:(1906–1952), actor
2115:Alice Qannik Glenn
2052:
1958:Sitaisaq, Sinauraq
1946:
1924:Siilvik, Akuligaq
1840:
1706:
1673:Iñupiat Ilitqusiat
1658:
1601:and the baleen of
1485:
1155:Tala/Iġaluŋniaġvik
1139:Village of Solomon
596:Anaqtuuvak/Naqsraq
512:self-determination
505:Tribal Governments
473:
448:North Alaska Coast
444:Inupiat (Malimiut)
329:
52:possibly contains
4335:
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4292:
4291:
4189:
4188:
4064:
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3733:
3732:
3473:Sprott, Julie E.
3369:Poetry Foundation
2738:978-1-60-223234-1
2727:. Fairbanks, AK:
2696:978-0-82-234465-0
2446:alaskatrekker.com
2297:, Messenger Feast
2241:Ronald Senungetuk
1860:Nunatchiaq, Kaŋiq
1698:Iḷisaġvik College
1687:Iḷisaġvik College
1655:Utqiaġvik, Alaska
1609:Since the 1970s,
1545:The capture of a
1407:Along with other
1321:
1320:
1124:NANA Corporation
1061:NANA Corporation
1050:Akuliġaq/Siiḷivik
1037:Cully Corporation
994:NANA Corporation
973:NANA Corporation
887:NANA Corporation
866:NANA Corporation
845:NANA Corporation
801:NANA Corporation
736:NANA Corporation
683:Sitaisaq/Sinauraq
673:NANA Corporation
466:Utqiaġvik, Alaska
401:"real", i.e., an
375:[iɲupiɐk]
358:[iɲupiɑq]
345:[iɲupiɐt]
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4132:Nunavik ᓄᓇᕕᒃ
4127:Nunavut ᓄᓇᕗᑦ
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4353:Chukchi Sea
4277:Nunatsiavut
4137:Nunatsiavut
3592:Athabaskans
2336:Ethnologue.
2307:Never Alone
2259:Ariel Tweto
2230:Howard Rock
2138:Eben Hopson
2030:Natchirsvik
1900:Qikiqtaġruk
1852:Ivisaappaat
1619:Prudhoe Bay
1501:Tikiġaġmiut
1468:Subsistence
1389:) in 2019.
855:Qikiqtaġruk
807:King Island
573:Ivisaappaat
212:Iñu- / nuna
4342:Categories
4041:Snowmobile
4016:Ammassalik
3625:Holikachuk
3605:Deg Hitʼan
3449:7 February
3424:7 February
3399:6 February
3374:7 February
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3324:7 February
3299:7 February
3259:2019-05-22
3230:2019-10-22
3209:2019-10-22
3184:2019-10-22
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3131:2019-10-22
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3005:2007-12-12
2986:(2): 135.
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2819:2 December
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2770:2019-10-21
2601:"Inupiat."
2391:2015-09-14
2321:References
2271:and FNX |
2164:On the Ice
2034:Unalakleet
2002:Shishmaref
1994:Shaktoolik
1884:Kivalliñiq
1868:Ipnatchiaq
1822:Wainwright
1806:Point Hope
1794:Qaaktuġvik
1540:polar bear
1512:Dall sheep
1462:Deg Hit'an
1435:starvation
1243:Nachizrvik
1193:Wainwright
1172:Unalakleet
1088:Shishmaref
1067:Shaktoolik
1000:Point Hope
834:Kivalliñiq
767:Qaaktuġvik
725:Ipnatchiaq
282:Bering Sea
61:improve it
4314:Greenland
4167:Kalaallit
4069:Homelands
4046:Snowshoes
3803:Phonology
3793:Languages
3783:Astronomy
3725:Tsimshian
2859:"Program"
2747:908390136
2705:294887695
2663:144605636
2550:1756-2279
2352:"Iñupiaq"
2147:Joan Kane
2096:north of
2038:Uŋalaqłiq
1814:Point Lay
1782:Utqiaġvik
1665:Nalukataq
1651:Nalukataq
1439:influenza
1379:Utqiaġvik
1344:Iñupiatun
1324:Languages
1285:Sitnasuaq
1176:Uŋalaqłiq
1023:Point Lay
640:Utqiaġvik
531:Community
378:) is the
363:Inupiatun
249:Iñupiatun
160:Languages
120:Nalukataq
77:July 2022
65:verifying
4327:Category
4172:Tunumiit
4162:Inughuit
4099:Nunarpet
4051:Qamutiik
4036:Sled dog
3918:Kamleika
3895:Research
3882:Clothing
3846:Material
3827:Religion
3687:Siberian
3615:Gwichʼin
3610:Denaʼina
3203:EcoWatch
2488:Archived
2381:nnlm.gov
2301:Maniilaq
2279:See also
2182:Ray Mala
2006:Qigiqtaq
1998:Saqtuliq
1928:Shungnak
1908:Nuataaq
1896:Kotzebue
1892:Laugviik
1880:Kivalina
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