- The
Ipiutak site is a
large archaeological site at
Point Hope in
northwest Alaska,
United States. It is one of the most
important discoveries in this...
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yielding Ipiutak artifacts, many
burials and
artifacts ****ociated with the
Thule culture, as well as
artifacts from pre- and post-contact
Ipiutak occupation...
- as
amulets to ward off evil spirits, or used in the
Inuit religion. The
Ipiutak culture seems to
represent a
classical period of
Inuit development. The...
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investigation is at the
Ekven site, a site of
importance comparable to that of the
Ipiutak site
across the
Bering Strait on
Point Hope.
Prior to the
Russian Revolution...
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important archaeological discoveries in this area,
competing only with
Ipiutak site, Alaska,
United States. The
archaeological finds here
produced a clearer...
- sea or by air at
Point Hope Airport.
Before any
modern settlement, the
Ipiutak lived here. The
descriptive Inuit name of the place, "Tikarakh" or "Tikiġaq"...
-
Small Tool
tradition (ASTt), and
include the Denbigh, Choris, Norton, and
Ipiutak cultures in Alaska, and the Saqqaq, Independence, Pre-Dorset, and Dorset...
- 200 BC–400 AD
Hopewell tradition North America 100 BC–AD 400
Teotihuacan Mesoamerica 100 BC –AD 550
Ipiutak site
North America,
Alaska 100 BC –AD 800...
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completely replaced the
genetically distinct indigenous Dorset people.
Ipiutak site
Raghavan et al. 2014, p. 3. Gibbon, Guy; Ames,
Kenneth (1998). Archaeology...
- communities.
Three bodies and
artifacts were
found in 2009
representing the
Ipiutak culture, a pre-Thule, non-whaling
civilization that
disappeared over a...
