- The
Nunamiut or
Nunatamiut (Inupiaq: Nunataaġmiut, IPA: [nunɐtaːɴmiut], "People of the Land") are semi-nomadic
inland Iñupiat
located in the
northern and...
-
Alaska between 1890 and 1910. A
number of
Nunamiut returned to the
mountains in the 1930s. By 1950, most
Nunamiut groups, such as the Killikmiut, had coalesced...
- po****tions
around 1900 and in the 1920s
caused many
Nunamiut to move to the coast. In 1938,
several Nunamiut families moved back to the
Brooks Range, around...
- in
northern Alaska among the
Nunamiut Iñupiat, and
afterwards wrote Nunamiut -
blant Alaskas innlandseskimoer ("
Nunamiut -
Inland Eskimos of Alaska")...
-
those Inuit groups with
sufficient po****tion density.
Inuit such as the
Nunamiut (Uummarmiut), who
inhabited the
Mackenzie River delta area,
often engaged...
- 1200 AD at the
coast and
spread to the
Brooks Range,
becoming the
Nunamiut. The
Nunamiut people, who had left much of
their traditional homelands following...
- languages.
Originally from the
Alaskan interior,
where they were
known as
Nunamiut, they
moved into the
Siglit area
around 1910, due to an
increased demand...
- mid-winter
festival in
Alaska traditionally held by Iñupiaq (Tikiġaġmiut,
Nunamiut...) and Yup'ik
peoples after a
strong whale harvest. The
event died out...
- of 2005, the
tribe had 279
enrolled citizens. In 2022, the
remains of a
Nunamiut man that were
being held by the
Peabody Museum of
Natural History at Yale...
- centre, elders' centre,
three hotels (Baker Lake Lodge, Iglu
Hotel and
Nunamiut Lodge),
swimming pool, library,
primary and
secondary school (Rachel Arngnammaktiq...
