Tuesday, August 19, 2008
University Of Alaska Museum- Fairbanks
The University Of Alaska Museum at Fairbanks overlooks the city and the Tanana Valley. This award-wining building is divided into regions of the state with each section examining the geology, history and unusual aspects of that area and is truly world-class.
Native cultural displays are a good introduction to Athabascan, Eskimo, Aleutian and Tlingit culture.
Water-container made from dried fish skin
Ivory cribbage boards, necklaces, bracelets and figures
Aleutian whaling hat, grease bowl and ceremonial mask
Wooden marriage bowls
Halibut hooks
Sealing stool and Seal Retriever
Aleutian sun goggles block the brightness of the snow.
Least Weasel -We found this curious little guy running around at the nearby botanical garden.
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