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As a complement to our Aleut language information, here is our collection of indexed links
about the Aleut tribe and their society.
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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 early museum pieces, and issues and struggles of today as well as the tragedies
of yesterday. Suggestions for new links are always welcome.
Our Aleut Websites
Aleut Language:
Translations and language learning materials from the Aleut language (Unangam Tunuu.)
Aleut Facts for Kids:
Questions and answers about Aleut culture.
Aleut Stories:
Collection of Aleut legends and folktales.
Copper Island Aleut:
Information about the mixed Russian-Aleut creole once spoken in the Commander Islands.
Alaska Native Culture:
Information, addresses and links for the Aleut and other tribes of Alaska.
Aleut Tribal and Community Websites
Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association
Aleut Community of St. Paul Island:
Tribal governments of the Aleut Native villages.
The Aleut Corporation:
Homepage of the Alaska Native Regional Corporation that manages services to the Aleuts.
The Aleut Foundation:
Nonprofit organization supporting Aleut educational and cultural programs.
Alaska Native Heritage Center:
Organization promoting Aleut and other indigenous Alaskan culture and arts.
Chugach Heritage Foundation:
Alaska state nonprofit organization working to promote Aleut, Yup'ik, and Alutiiq Native culture.
Books For Sale On The Aleuts
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Aleut Tales and Narratives:
Excellent bilingual collection of traditional Aleut stories and oral history.
Ethnology of the Aleuts
Ancient Peoples and Places: The Eskimos and Aleuts
Aleuts, Survivors of the Bering Land Bridge:
History and anthropology of the Inuit and Aleut people and their ancestors.
Aleut Identities: Tradition and Modernity in an Indigenous Fishery:
Interesting book on Aleut life and culture today.
Aleut Art:
Aleut and Eskimo Art:
Books on Inuit and Aleut art.
The Aleut Internments of World War II
Aleutian Sparrow
When the Wind Was a River:
Interesting books about the displacement of the Aleut people during World War II.
The Great Eagle Spirit:
Children's fiction book about an Aleut boy who learns the meaning of his heritage.
Aleut Dictionary
Aleut Grammar:
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary with Aleut Cognates:
Aleut language books for sale online.
Baidarka: The Kayak
The Aleutian Kayak:
Two books about Aleut boats.
Maps of Aleut Lands
Indigenous Peoples and Languages of Alaska:
Map showing the regions in Alaska where the Unangax and other Native tribes live.
Islands of the Aleut:
Map showing the location of the Aleutian Islands of Alaska and the Commander Islands of Russia.
Population Distribution Maps: Arctic Peoples:
Map showing the location of native Arctic cultures in North America, Europe and Asia.
Aleut Lifestyle and Tradition
Unangan/Aleut Tribe
Historical and cultural overview of the Aleuts.
Red Book: The Aleuts:
Ethnography of the Aleut tribes in Russia and America.
Aleut/Eskimo Paddle Making:
Website about traditional Aleut and Inuit wooden kayak paddles.
Tattooing and Piercing Among the Alaskan Aleut:
Tattoo traditions of the Yupik and Aleut people, with pictures.
Ancient Alaskan Labrets:
Article about traditional Inuit and Aleut labret jewelry.
Aleut Ethnobotany:
Information on the traditional uses of plants in the Aleut tribe.
Wild Salmon Day Festival:
Anchorage Unangax Dancers:
Photographs and a video of Aleut dancers performing at Native Alaskan cultural events.
All-Weather Fashion From The Aleuts
The Aleut Gut Parka
Unangan Hunting Hat:
Pictures and descriptions of traditional Aleut clothing.
Aleut Religion and Expressive Culture:
Information about Aleut religious beliefs, ceremonies, and traditional medicine.
Eskimo Mythology:
On
line text of an early 20th-century book about Inuit, Aleut, and Yup'ik religion.
Aleut Gender Roles:
Aleut marriage and childbearing traditions.
Native Heritage: Aleut and Alutiiq:
Information about Aleut and Alutiiq traditional lifestyle.
Unangan Cultural Objects:
Museum exhibit with photos of Aleut tools, weapons, and other artifacts.
Flag of the Eastern Aleutian Tribes:
Photograph of an Aleut tribal flag.
Barabara Homes
Baidarka Kayaks
Kamleika Parkas:
Definitions of Aleut cultural terms.
Aleut Art and Literature
Alaska Carving Arts:
Inuit and Aleut carvings of ivory, bone and wood for sale from a Native Alaskan arts organization.
Indians 101: Aleut Basketry
Atta Baskets:
Information and photographs about traditional Aleut basket weaving.
First Nations Art:
Information, photographs and links about Aleut and other native artwork.
The Atka Dancers:
Recordings of traditional Unangax songs and dance.
Aleut History and Archaeology
American Concentration Camps: Unangax̂ Loss and Resurrection
:
Photoessay about the forced relocation of Aleut communities during World War II.
Aleut Native Americans:
History of the Aleut people.
The Russian Invasion of the Aleutian Islands
Russians Enslave the Unangan People
Alaskan Massacre:
The Unangan, the Sugpiaq, and Russian Conquest:
Russian Interactions with Alaska Natives:
Articles about the hardships Aleut people suffered at the hands of Russian colonists in the 1700's.
The Unangan, the Sugpiaq, and Russian Conquest:
History of the near-destruction of the Alutiiq people by Russian fur-traders.
Saint Peter the Aleut
Is the St. Peter the Aleut story true?
Martyr Peter the Aleut:
Websites about the Orthodox saint Peter the Aleut (he was actually an Alutiiq, but of spiritual
significance to all Russian Orthodox Alaska Natives)
Archaeological Research in the Aleut Region of Alaska
Continuity and Change in the Eastern Aleutian:
Archaeology papers about the Aleut civilization.
Aleutian Mummies
Alaskan Mummies:
The tradition of mummification and cave burial among the ancient tribes of the Aleutian Islands.
Aleut Politics, Issues, and News
Atkan Culture Camp seeks to revive traditions
St. Paul Aleut Independence Day:
Articles about the struggle of displaced Aleut communities to preserve their culture.
World War II Occupation of US Soil Remembered
Only Unangax̂/Aleut KIA in WWII Gets Honors:
News stories about the memorial site where an Aleut World War II veteran is buried.
Bill protecting Aleutian Native cemetery advances:
Article about Unangax efforts to protect the graves of internment camp victims.
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Links, References, and Additional Information
Wikipedia: Aleut
Britannica: Aleut People
Aleut:
The Aleuts of Russia:
Encyclopedia articles about the Aleuts.
Aleuts:
Aleuti:
Information about the Aleut people in Russian.
Los Aleutianos: Pueblo Aleutiano:
Information about the Aleut nation in Spanish.
Aleut Indians
Aleutians:
Aleut Resources:
Native Aleut links.

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