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- Object[539]
- no[539]
- no[539]
- american[539]
- adze[4]
- adze blade[4]
- antler[2]
- arm band[1]
- armor[1]
- arrow[19]
- arrow foreshaft[1]
- arrowhead[7]
- arrows[2]
- articulation[1]
- awl[5]
- axe blade[1]
- axe sheath[1]
- bag[16]
- bag handle[1]
- band[2]
- basket[15]
- basket lid[1]
- bath switch[1]
- bead[6]
- beads[2]
- beadwork[2]
- bear bone[1]
- belt[5]
- belt hook[1]
- bird snare[2]
- blade[2]
- blade fragment[4]
- boat hook[1]
- boat model[1]
- bodkin[2]
- bone[4]
- boot[6]
- bow[8]
- bowl[7]
- canoe paddle[3]
- carving[4]
- charm[2]
- chip[2]
- container[2]
- cord[2]
- cradle[4]
- cradle model[2]
- crochet hook[5]
- dagger[3]
- dish[6]
- doll[8]
- doll clothes[5]
- drill mouthpiece[2]
- figurine[10]
- fish spear prong[4]
- game piece[10]
- gun case[2]
- hammer[2]
- handle[2]
- harpoon foreshaft[2]
- harpoon head[3]
- hat[2]
- hearth[2]
- house post[2]
- kayak[2]
- knife[7]
- knife blade[2]
- knife handle[3]
- knife sheath[4]
- ladle[2]
- lamp[3]
- mask[19]
- mat[13]
- mitten[16]
- moccasin[43]
- model[12]
- netting needle[2]
- paddle[5]
- paddle model[2]
- pipe bowl[2]
- plaque[2]
- point[3]
- pot[2]
- pottery fragment[7]
- pouch[4]
- puberty veil[2]
- quiver[2]
- ring fragment[2]
- scraper[12]
- shirt[2]
- shovel[2]
- skin scraper[4]
- skin stretcher[2]
- snowshoe[13]
- spear[2]
- splitting adze[2]
- spoon[7]
- stone[2]
- throwing stick[2]
- toy[16]
- tray[3]
- ulu blade[9]
- wedge[4]
- whetstone[22]
- adam's place[1]
- alaska[519]
- anvik[86]
- anvik point[5]
- anvik river[5]
- beaver (alaska)[2]
- blackburn[11]
- blackburn slough[11]
- bonasila[43]
- bonasila beach[42]
- british columbia[5]
- canada[19]
- chena (alaska)[2]
- cook inlet[40]
- cottonwood creek (alaska)[2]
- dolby[4]
- eagle (alaska)[2]
- eastern united states[1]
- eliah sport's place[2]
- fort yukon[11]
- frank fox's place[1]
- galena (alaska)[1]
- grayling (alaska)[4]
- grayling river[1]
- great slave lake[2]
- halibut cove[1]
- hall rapids[3]
- holiday's old place[3]
- hologochaket[1]
- holy cross[1]
- innoko river[7]
- ishmailoff island[1]
- jackson creek[2]
- kachemak bay[15]
- kaiyuh slough[13]
- kalland[1]
- kashim[2]
- kateel[2]
- kateel river[11]
- kateel village[11]
- kenai peninsula[2]
- kenai peninsula borough[4]
- khotol river[13]
- koyukon station[1]
- koyukuk[2]
- koyukuk river[21]
- kuskokwim river[59]
- laird-fraser region[1]
- lower kaltag[3]
- lower yukon river[1]
- lower yukon river valley[125]
- middle yukon[1]
- middle yukon valley[40]
- nenana[1]
- new grayling[22]
- new midden[1]
- nicolai albert's fish camp[1]
- north america[5]
- northwest canada[4]
- old fish camp[12]
- old louden[1]
- old summer fish camp[1]
- paul esmailka's camp[1]
- porcupine river[1]
- seldovia[3]
- shageluk[6]
- shageluk slough[1]
- sixty-foot rock[4]
- southeast alaska[1]
- st. lawrence island[35]
- st. michael[1]
- tanana (alaska)[15]
- tanana mission[1]
- tauana river region[1]
- terentief's station[1]
- tetlin[1]
- thompson river[2]
- unalakleet[1]
- united states of america[217]
- yukon island[10]
- yukon river[14]
- yukon river valley[14]
- athapaskan[58]
- deg hit’an (ingalik)[15]
- dene[158]
- eskimo[133]
- holikachuk[2]
- hologochaket[1]
- indian[5]
- kachemak bay culture iii[2]
- kachemak bay culture sub-iii[1]
- kenai[4]
- koyukon[2]
- koyukuk[4]
- kwakiutl[1]
- loucheux[2]
- lower koyukuk[6]
- nadene[1]
- nahane[11]
- prehistoric eskimo[2]
- prehistoric indian[12]
- salish[2]
- tanaina[2]
- tanana[16]
- tlingit[1]
- tutchone[3]
- yukon[4]
- yupik[1]
- "18-mile road house" formerly owned by whisky jack burchell.[1]
- "long patch of willows", on beach[1]
- 1 mi. above and across from shageluk[1]
- 2d, 1'6" - 2', vii or viii[1]
- 2f,5'-5'6",vii[1]
- 3h,surface-1'6",layer 9[1]
- 4 h[1]
- 4 k, 1'6" - 2'3"[1]
- 4'6" - 5'[1]
- 5j,12'6"-13",layer i[1]
- 8 mi. up blackburn slough.[1]
- beach[3]
- c, 2' 6" - 3', ix[1]
- charcoal layer above beach on terrace #1[13]
- d, 4', viii or ix[1]
- entrance to halibut cove[1]
- from indian village below fort yukon[11]
- h, 6' - 6' 6", iii[1]
- house 12[11]
- house 13[3]
- house 13, above roof[6]
- house 13, floor[13]
- house 33[1]
- house 4[10]
- house 4, botom of pit d[1]
- house 7[1]
- house pit 8 mi. up blackburn slough[1]
- ip house[1]
- kachemak bay, cook inlet[1]
- layer 6 or 7[1]
- layer 8[1]
- near cohen island[4]
- near seldovia, abandoned house at jackeloff's place.[1]
- near seldovia, from window of bath house, abandoned house at jackeloff's place.[1]
- site at the mouth of the creek.[2]
- tak chakumut[2]
- village site[1]
- agate[1]
- alder[1]
- alder wood[2]
- andesite[1]
- animal bone[4]
- animal fiber[2]
- antler[16]
- bark[2]
- basalt[2]
- bead[47]
- beads[2]
- bear bone[1]
- bear grass[2]
- beaver fur[2]
- birch[1]
- birch bark[4]
- birchbark[15]
- bird bone[3]
- bird skin[2]
- bone[50]
- buckskin[35]
- button[1]
- caribou bone[4]
- caribou hide[3]
- caribou hoof[1]
- caribou skin[3]
- cedar bark[2]
- cedar root[2]
- ceramic[9]
- chert[1]
- claw[1]
- clay[4]
- cloth[12]
- copper[1]
- cord[1]
- cotton[7]
- dart[1]
- deer bone[1]
- deerskin[4]
- dentalium[1]
- dentalium shell[1]
- dolorite[1]
- eelskin[1]
- fabric[1]
- feather[12]
- felt[2]
- fiber[26]
- flannel[4]
- flint[1]
- fur[30]
- glass[47]
- grass[15]
- greenstone[2]
- gutskin[1]
- hide[27]
- horn (animal part)[1]
- iron[10]
- ivory[37]
- jade[1]
- jasper[2]
- leather[15]
- limestone[1]
- maple wood[1]
- metal[12]
- moose bone[1]
- moose hide[17]
- moosehide[3]
- moss[1]
- mountain sheep horn[2]
- muskrat fur[2]
- mussel shell[1]
- obsidian[1]
- os penis walrus[1]
- paint[11]
- pigment[18]
- plant fiber[4]
- porcupine quill[3]
- porcupine quills[1]
- quartz[1]
- quill[7]
- rawhide[2]
- red ochre[1]
- rhyolite[1]
- sandstone[27]
- schist[1]
- sealskin[9]
- shell[1]
- shells[1]
- silk[2]
- sinew[10]
- skin[29]
- slate[16]
- spruce root[2]
- squirrel[2]
- stone[21]
- velvet[2]
- whale bone[3]
- willow[3]
- wood[120]
- wool[26]
- actual citation[51]