Results below are from the Alaska Digital Archives which includes material from institutions all over the state. You can sort by clicking on the column header.
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Studying plants. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Studying plants. George L. marked out the square and identified plants within square - Anak. Pass." | George A. Llano collection | |
Studying plants. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Studying plants. George L. marked out the square and identified plants within square - Anak. Pass." | George A. Llano collection | |
Studying plants. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Studying plants. George L. marked out the square and identified plants within square - Anak. Pass." | George A. Llano collection | |
Studying plants. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Studying plants. George L. marked out the square and identified plants within square - Anak. Pass." | George A. Llano collection | |
Studying plants. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Studying plants. George L. marked out the square and identified plants within square - Anak. Pass." | George A. Llano collection | |
Women, Anaktuvuk Pass. | These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Woman in back = Elizabeth Ahgook Girl on left = Anna Morry Girl on right = Ruth Kakinya." The following information comes from an interview with the collection donor: "Women, Anaktuvuk Pass." | George A. Llano collection | |
Women, Anaktuvuk Pass. | These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Woman in back = Elizabeth Ahgook Girl on left = Anna Morry Girl on right = Ruth Kakinya." The following information comes from an interview with the collection donor: "Women, Anaktuvuk Pass." | George A. Llano collection | |
Simon Paneak teaching children how to read and write. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Simon Paneak. Teaching children how to read and write." These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Tulugak Lake School, Simon Paneak teacher." | George A. Llano collection | |
Sitting near the mountains. | Title and description by indexer. A man sits on some rocks while looking at his camera. He appears to be on the side of a mountain or a steep hill. In the background is a large open valley and snow covered mountains. | George A. Llano collection | |
Eskimo dancing. | Title by indexer. These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Eskimo Dancing. Girl is Ruth Rulland, 2nd boy from left is Johnny Rulland? Boy in the middle facing is Raymond Paneak." Similar to photo UAF-1991-63-19. | George A. Llano collection | |
Schooling at Anaktuvuk Pass. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Schooling at Anaktuvuk Pass. 1948." | George A. Llano collection | |
Lichens that Dr. Llano studied. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Lichens that Dr. Llano studied." | George A. Llano collection | |
Schooling at Anaktuvuk Pass. | These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Left-right: Molly Ahgook, Ruth Kakinya Rulland, Thomas Rulland, Robert Paneak." The following information comes from an interview with the collection donor: "Schooling at Anaktuvuk Pass. 1948." | George A. Llano collection | |
Ground squirrel. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Ground squirrel, Anak. Pass. 1948. July, Aug. 1948. The Eskimos had to eat them because of the shortage of food." | George A. Llano collection | |
Elijah Groovenstein Kakinya poses for a picture. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Ichabod." These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Elijah Kakinya (Ada Lincoln's mom's brother)" | George A. Llano collection | |
Eskimos at Anak. Pass. | These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Thomas Rulland." The following information comes from an interview with the collection donor: Eskimos at Anak. Pass. 1948." | George A. Llano collection | |
Many people gather around two tents. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Tent on left was Dr. Llano; tent on right was Eskimo; bear skin over the opening." | George A. Llano collection | |
Eskimo dancing. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Eskimo dancing. Lloyd Spetzman second from right with hat." These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "With cap = Ben Ahgook Next to with cap = Elijah Kakinya Far left = Lela Ahgook Behind pole =Frank Rulland Tannic = Lloyd Spetzman USGS plant ecologist Dancing in the middle = Homer Mekiana?" | George A. Llano collection | |
Eskimo dancing. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Eskimo dancing. Anak. Pass. 1948. Kids imitating their elders." These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Left = Thomas Rulland Middle = Lazarus Rulland" | George A. Llano collection | |
Eskimo dancing. | Information from interview with collection donor: "Lloyd Spetzman first on right with hat." These photo identifications were made by elders from Anaktuvuk Pass on their visit to Fairbanks November 3-6, 2008: "Cynthia Ahnukuk (Annaqak?) taught at Anaktuvuk Pass in the summer." | George A. Llano collection | |
Caribou fur/skin pants | Pair of caribou skin/fur pants; upper seat very worn; sewn with sinew; legs have insets of white caribou hair set into brown; boots are sewn on just above ankles; soles have caribou inside; aprox. 39" from front waist to toe of boot. Pants created in Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska. | Ethnology; | |
Hide and fur mask | One of the original mask of caribou hide stitched together like patchwork. Ear and nose attached. Teeth attached in open mouth; 8 each in upper and lower "jaw"; mustache beard of white hair. Eyebrows/lashes formed by out-turned, hair-side of skin. Inside mask is haired side of skin, over snout and around the edge. A short length of thick orange twine is attached on one side to bottom of mask. Created in Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska Measures 40 x 29 x 30 cm | Ethnology; | |
Wood Mask | Wood, male; trimmed with wolf ruff; dark fur eyebrows; mustache and beard of brown and white fur; mouth, eyes, nostrils open, Unpainted, 9" long, "Kakeina" written in pencil on back; string lopped through nostrils for hanging. Mask was created in Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska. | Ethnology; | |
Construction of a skin house 8 of 20 | Simon Paneak tightening the binding on support members. House was created by Simon Paneak and various other people from Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska. | Ethnology; | |
Construction of a skin house 9 of 20 | Simon Paneak adding additional support to the frame of the skin house. House was created by Simon Paneak and various other people from Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska. | Ethnology; |