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˜Aleut Culture and History

As a complement to our Aleut language information, here is our collection of indexed links about the Aleut tribe and their society. Please note that Aleuts and other indigenous Americans are living people with a present and a future as well as a past. Aleut history is interesting and important, but the Aleuts are still here today, too, and we try to feature modern writers as well as traditional folklore, contemporary art as well as museum pieces, and issues and struggles of today as well as the tragedies of yesterday. Please contact us if you have an Aleut link to add.

Aleut Lifestyle and Tradition

Aleut Tribe
    Historical and cultural overview of the Aleuts.
Aleut Native Americans:
    History of the Aleut people.
Aleut Legends:
    Collection of Aleut Indian legends and folktales.
Aleut Gender Roles:
    Aleut marriage and childbearing traditions.

Aleut Art and Literature

Alvin Amason:
    Website of an Aleut artist.
Alaska Carving Arts:
    Inuit and Aleut carvings of ivory, bone and wood for sale from a Native Alaskan arts organization.
First Nations Art:
    Information, photographs and links about Aleut and other native art.

Books For Sale On The Aleuts

The Great Eagle Spirit:
    Children's book about an Aleut boy learning about his heritage.
Aleut and Eskimo Art:
    Book on Inuit and Aleut art.
Ancient Peoples and Places: The Eskimos and Aleuts:
    History and archaeology of the Inuit and Aleut people and their ancestors.
Native American Books:
    Evolving list of books about Native Americans in general.

Links, References, and Additional Information

Aleut:
Encyclopedia articles about the Aleuts.
Aleuti:
Pages about the Aleut people in Russian.
Aleut Indians * Aleut:
Native Aleut links.



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