Treasures from the Melting Permafrost: Yup'ik Prehistory and Community Archaeology in Alaska

[@StigEtDump]

Really excellent presentation. So interesting to have local people on hand to add context to so many of your finds. I would think anyone interested in any stone age would be able to learn from this.

[@mikedickson6362]

Enjoyed thank you very much

[@gailswart2544]

Excellent!

[@kayleighllyn8253]

Loved this, thank you🙏🦅🪶

[@vaxxedfilms7477]

That was great thanks

[@randyb3347]

THANK YOU!! THIS WAS VERY INTERESTING!

[@andreaknibbs9328]

Fascinating! Thank you so much for this presentation.

[@RESURRECTINGRELICS]

I have a question, there has been speculation that the ancient banner stones were used as Atl-Atl weight’s while some say they were ornamental. Do you guys have any relics intact proving the actual use of them?

[@robertwoody9573]

Is there anymore videos about the site or artifacts?

[@vikingskuld]

I wonder he said it took thousands of years to develope this technology. What's the farthest it goes back that we know of?

[@StigEtDump]

Some of the finds here are reminiscent of finds from Dogger Bank (Doggerland).

[@vikingskuld]

@@StigEtDump not surprised there. Lot of European people went to America back I thier day

[@heartofodds]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@buffalo4127]

a wealth of known information behind these objects. Any idea of the density of objects per sq foot? How many other houses were located there?

[@BrianSmith-gp9xr]

Earrings are priceless. georgous

[@BrianSmith-gp9xr]

Museum in your village!

[@Simonsays7258]

5:29 Those screwa look kinda 🤔

[@BrianSmith-gp9xr]

Museum please.

[@Rickzippo]

Thank you.Its hard to find information on these types of artifacts.I have spent time in Whales AK.My sons mother grew up in the village.Her family would send my son these types of things often.Thank you for the knowledge.

[@InsectInPixel]

Reanna Phillips needs to learn how to mute her microphone. 🤦‍♂️