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Dance-Alutiiq Word of the Week

By Alutiiq Museum on Aug 25, 2025   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News, Featured  

Dance-Alutiiq Word of the Week

Dance — Agnguaq Agnguart’skuk! – Let’s dance! Dancing was a favorite activity at Alutiiq winter festivals. Moving to the rhythmic beat of skin drums, Alutiiq men reenacted hunting scenes and women danced in praise of ancestors. Performances were held in the men’s house, a large single-roomed structure built and maintained by a wealthy chief. Here […]

Three Riders Recovered, Search Continues for Additional Two on Kuskokwim

By Alaska Native News on Apr 1, 2019   Featured, Rural, Southwest Alaska, State  

Three Riders Recovered, Search Continues for Additional Two on Kuskokwim

  Searchers in Bethel have saved three of five persons who went through the thin ice on two ATVs on the Kuskokwim River on Sunday night, troopers are reporting. AST was notified at 8:20 pm on Sunday night that five individuals on two four-wheelers had gone through the thin ice at the upper end of […]

Dance-Alutiiq Word of the Week-December 9th

By Amy Steffian | Alutiiq Museum on Dec 10, 2018   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News  

Dance-Alutiiq Word of the Week-December 9th

Agnguarluni—Dance Agnguart’skuk!—Let’s dance! Dancing was a favorite activity at Alutiiq winter festivals. Moving to the rhythmic beat of skin drums, Alutiiq men reenacted hunting scenes and women danced in praise of ancestors. Performances were held in the men’s house, a large single-roomed structure built and maintained by a wealthy chief. Here men also met to […]

Alutiiq Dance History Project Funded

By Brian Fraley | Alutiiq Museum on Sep 5, 2014   Featured, General News, Rural  

Alutiiq Dance History Project Funded

A grant from the Alaska State Museum will help the Alutiiq Museum preserve a piece of recent Kodiak history, the revitalization of Alutiiq dance. Thirty years ago, members of the Kodiak Alutiiq community began researching Alutiiq dance, with the goal of creating the first traditional dancers in a century.  Elders’ knowledge, ethnographic research, and assistance […]

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