Physical

Written in the 1970's by Walter Meganack Sr., translated by Derenty Tabios, and illustrated by Marvin Norman, this Sugt'stun story tells the tale of an unbeatable hero that faces a tragic end.

Created by Peter Lind Sr. in the early 2000s, this visor is intricately painted, adorned with feathers and sea lion whiskers and features amulets for good luck.

Created by Christalina Jager from Port Graham, this beaded headdress is made from a variety of colored beads and dentalium shells.

This coloring book features scenes from the Chugach Region with accompanying Sugt'stun vocabulary words in both the Prince William Sound and Lower Cook Inlet dialects.

Foam cards found in the Tools heritage kit that feature various traditional Sugpiaq tools.

Old maid card game that features traditional Sugt'stun medicinal plants.

Subsistence seafood recipes that were collected from Chugach community members.

This story told by Don P. Kompkoff Sr. was turned into a book that talks about his subsistence lifestyle growing up in Chenega. Written by Don S. Kompkoff, and illustrated by Gordon Kvasnikoff.

Informational flashcards about medicinal plants found in the Chugach region.

Sugpiaq woman doll with a carved wooden face and a beaded headdress.