Family spend time in their living room in Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native Inupiaq people located 30...
Thomas Eningowuk, 32 years old, and a life long resident of Shishmaref, breaks the ice before laying his fishing net under the ice. Shishmaref is a...阿拉斯加州
Family making fur gloves in their home in Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native Inupiaq people located 30...
Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native Inupiaq people located 30 miles south of the Arctic Circle. The island...阿拉斯加州
Family spend time in their living room in Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native Inupiaq people located 30...
Family spend time in their living room in Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native Inupiaq people located 30...
Gene Snell and his wife Florina, at their home in Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native Inupiaq people...
Years old Clifford Wayiouanna has a drink in the kitchen of his home in Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native...
Johson Eningowuk and his wife Luci life long residents of Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native Inupiaq...
Shishmaref, a barrier island with a population of less than 600 Alaska native Inupiaq people located 30 miles south of the Arctic Circle. The island...阿拉斯加州
An ice sculpture representing an Inuksuk, a landmark built for use by the Inuit, Iñupiat, Kalaallit, Yupik, and other peoples of the Arctic region of...
Native American Inupiat women and children, all dressed in furs and traditional clothing, sitting on a coastal hillside, Alaska, circa 1935.
Native American Inupiat woman standing beside a sledge, with a dog sitting before her, dressed in traditional clothing, in Alaska, circa 1935.
Native American Inupiat boy Franklin Delano Okleasik wearing a store-bought outfit to which his mother has added a hood and ruff of long wolverine...
Close-up view of a dog team, carved from walrus ivory, in Nome, Alaska, circa 1955. The ivory was carved Inupiat tribespeople.阿拉斯加州, 海象 - 鰭腳亞目
Two Inupiat men, one with his hands in his pockets, the other wearing bib overalls and a knitted hat, in Alaska, circa 1955.
Group of Inupiat boys wrapped up against the temperatures of about twenty below zero, after leaving the Easter service at the Presbyterian church in...兒童
Inupiat native mother Jessica Olin reads to her 17-month old baby, Tyrone, at their Wales home. The town has a modern high school, a community...嬰兒, 阿拉斯加州
Cribbage Board, Inupiaq, c.1904, Ivory and pigment, Nome, Alaska, Arctic and Subarctic, United States, North and Central America, Ivories, sculpture,...
An Inupiat Eskimo family group including mother, father, and son, Noatak, Edward Sheriff Curtis, c. 1929.因紐特族, 家庭
An inuksuk, a manmade stone landmark built for use by the Inuit, Iñupiat, Kalaallit, Yupik, and other peoples of the Arctic region of North America...格陵蘭
An Inupiat Eskimo touches a California gray whale on the nose as it rests in one of the breathing holes carved into the Beaufort Sea ice off Point...
Inupiat Eskimos use poles to push blocks of ice, carved by chain saws, under the ice surface to form breathing holes in Beaufort Sea icepack off...
Inupiat Eskimos use chain saws to carve breathing holes into the Beaufort Sea ice off Point Barrow, Alaska, during the two-week California gray whale...
Inupiat Eskimos carved breathing holes into the Beaufort Sea icepack off Point Barrow, Alaska, during the two-week California gray whale rescue...
Inupiat Eskimos watch the California gray whales surface for air in one of the breathing holes carved by rescuers in the Beaufort Sea ice off Point...
Inupiat Eskimos watch the California gray whales surface for air in one of the breathing holes carved by rescuers in the Beaufort Sea ice off Point...
Darlene Heckler, an Inupiaq Native American, greets motorists while supporting U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski for re-election on October 29, 2010 in...
Inupiat Eskimos carved breathing holes into the Beaufort Sea icepack off Point Barrow, Alaska, during the two-week California gray whale rescue...
Inupiat Eskimos watch the California gray whales surface for air in one of the breathing holes carved by rescuers in the Beaufort Sea ice off Point...
Inupiat Eskimos watch the California gray whales surface for air in one of the breathing holes carved by rescuers in the Beaufort Sea ice off Point...阿拉斯加州, 鯨魚
An Inupiat Eskimo touches a California gray whale on the nose as it rests in one of the breathing holes carved into the Beaufort Sea ice off Point...
Inupiat Eskimos use poles to push blocks of ice, carved by chain saws, under the ice surface to form breathing holes in Beaufort Sea icepack off...
Inupiat Eskimos use chain saws to carve breathing holes into the Beaufort Sea ice off Point Barrow, Alaska, during the two-week California gray whale...
