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7 matches in Alaska
Living-culture center with traditional dwellings, dance, and demonstrations covering Alaska Native history, languages, and contemporary indigenous life.
National historical park documenting the 1897–98 Klondike Gold Rush — frontier economics, westward migration, and Alaska territorial history.
NPS site preserving the 1804 Tlingit–Russian battle site with totem poles and rainforest trails — covers Alaska Native history, Russian colonialism, and Pacific Northwest ecology.
Alaska State Museum in Juneau covering Alaska Native cultures, territorial history, and natural history — supports state history, anthropology, and indigenous studies.
NPS visitor center on Unalaska documenting the WWII Aleutian Campaign and Japanese occupation of American soil — covers Pacific theater strategy and Alaskan wartime history.
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NPS monument preserving 5,000 years of Arctic Inupiaq coastal sites — covers Arctic archaeology, indigenous cultural history, and subsistence lifeways.
NPS-operated center in Utqiaġvik preserving and interpreting Iñupiat Arctic culture, language, and subsistence traditions.
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