2024年8月5日 · The Alaska Natives who call the Aleutian Islands home are known as the Unangax̂. The commonly-known name Aleut was given to this group by Russian explorers …

Both the Aleuts and the islands are politically divided between the US state of Alaska and the Russian administrative division of Kamchatka Krai. This group is also known as the …

Unangam Tunuu “Go Fish!” in the Eastern dialect. To strengthen and preserve the Unangax̂ cultural heritage. 1131 East International Airport Rd. Anchorage Alaska 99518 Phone: (907) …

Present-day Natives of Unalaska and most Aleutian Islanders prefer to identify as Unangan, or the people of the passes. In the dialect of the eastern Aleutian Islands, the self-given term for this …

Unangam tunuu is one major branch of the greater Eskimo-Aleut language family. The linguistic relationships within this larger family affirm ancestral connections going back thousands of …

These two cultures are found in Southwest Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. Unangax̂ (Oo-nun-gahx) settlements are in the Aleutian Island Chain and Pribilof Islands, and Sugpiaq (Soog …

2019年12月20日 · People of the Aleutians call themselves Unangax̂, meaning “sea-sider.” We are also called Aleuts – a name first used by Russian fur traders in the eighteenth century. To our …

Beyond the struggles endured on an individual and community level, Unangax̂ culture at large survived the World War II era despite the passing of elders and interrupted access to …

The Native people of the Aleutian Islands are known by two names, Unangax̂ and Aleut, the former being how they refer to themselves in Unangam tunuu and the later being the name …

Collection of information about Unangax̂ iqyax̂ or single hatch kayak. Also called sklin-on-frame kayak, baidarka, qayaq, qajaq, canoe, kajak, kayac, カヤック, 皮艇, каяк, kajakki, das boot, …