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Four Eskimo children dressed in hair seal or reindeer skin parkas on the beach, Port Clarence, Alaska,
61. Four Eskimo children dressed in hair seal or reindeer skin parkas on the beach, Port Clarence, Alaska, July 1899.
Whaling ships at Port Clarence preparing for their voyages to the Arctic in August, Alaska, July 1899.
62. Whaling ships at Port Clarence preparing for their voyages to the Arctic in August, Alaska, July 1899.
Eskimo children dressed in hair seal or reindeer skin parkas, Port Clarence, Alaska, July 1899.
63. Eskimo children dressed in hair seal or reindeer skin parkas, Port Clarence, Alaska, July 1899.
Eskimo women and children on the deck of a whaling ship, Port Clarence, Alaska, July 1899.
64. Eskimo women and children on the deck of a whaling ship, Port Clarence, Alaska, July 1899.
Unfinished winter house showing framework of whale bones, Plover Bay Eskimo settlement, Siberia, July
65. Unfinished winter house showing framework of whale bones, Plover Bay Eskimo settlement, Siberia, July 1899.
Eskimo summer houses, or topeks, constructed of reindeer skins stretched over poles, Plover Bay, Siberia,
66. Eskimo summer houses, or topeks, constructed of reindeer skins stretched over poles, Plover Bay, Siberia, July 1899.
Members of the expedition bartering with the Eskimos, Plover Bay, Siberia, July 1899.
67. Members of the expedition bartering with the Eskimos, Plover Bay, Siberia, July 1899.
Eskimo winter hut constructed of whale bones, sod and walrus and seal skins, Plover Bay, Siberia, July
68. Eskimo winter hut constructed of whale bones, sod and walrus and seal skins, Plover Bay, Siberia, July 1899.
Eskimo summer house, or topek, and fireplace, Plover Bay, Siberia, July 1899.
69. Eskimo summer house, or topek, and fireplace, Plover Bay, Siberia, July 1899.
Episcopal church and school house, New Metlakahtla, Annette Island, Alaska, June 1899.
70. Episcopal church and school house, New Metlakahtla, Annette Island, Alaska, June 1899.
Eskimo woman and children in camp dressed in reindeer-skin parkas and sealskin boots, Plover Bay, Siberia,
71. Eskimo woman and children in camp dressed in reindeer-skin parkas and sealskin boots, Plover Bay, Siberia, July 1899.
Eskimo summer house, or topek, constructed of reindeer skins stretched over poles, Plover Bay, Siberia,
72. Eskimo summer house, or topek, constructed of reindeer skins stretched over poles, Plover Bay, Siberia, July 1899.
Aleut dwelling (Barabara) at Unalaska, Alaska, July 1899.
73. Aleut dwelling (Barabara) at Unalaska, Alaska, July 1899.
Unalaska on the Unalaska Bay, Alaska, July 1899.
74. Unalaska on the Unalaska Bay, Alaska, July 1899.
Bogoslof Island in the Bering Sea, Alaska, July 1899.
75. Bogoslof Island in the Bering Sea, Alaska, July 1899.
Spruce trees planted about 1805 at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, July 1899.
76. Spruce trees planted about 1805 at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, July 1899.
One of the members of the bear hunting party, Stepan Kandarkof, a Russian villager from Kodiak Island,
77. One of the members of the bear hunting party, Stepan Kandarkof, a Russian villager from Kodiak Island, Alaska, June 1899.
Kodiak Island, Alaska, July 1899.
78. Kodiak Island, Alaska, July 1899.
Popof Island, Shumagin Islands, Alaska, July 1899.
79. Popof Island, Shumagin Islands, Alaska, July 1899.
Lupines on Woody Island near Kodiak Island, Alaska, July 1899.
80. Lupines on Woody Island near Kodiak Island, Alaska, July 1899.
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