The distinctively carved canoe bulged with eight paddlers ... archaeological findings suggest a complex maritime culture at least 10,000 years old. The Tlingit learned to subsist on the ocean.

Over the last decade, several hundred Native American students and their families helped design, carve, and paint a series of ...

Organizers said since the writer of the award-winning episode, X̱’unei Lance Twitchell, is a Native languages instructor at ...

Ackerman, a 66-year-old Tlingit seal hunter from Haines ... They brought Ackerman up too, to teach the hospital’s food staff a cultural practice, a food system and a way of life.

A look at clothing, transportation, tools and weapons of the Tlingit, along with their culture, highlight a visit ... The museum features canoes and kayaks used by coastal tribes, coats and ...

Experiencing Alaska Native creativity and culture in person ... number of totems, canoes, utensils and ceremonial objects throughout the Inside Passage, and beyond. Tlingit dance performance.

You can also take an extended six-hour tour by boat into Alaska's deepest fjord, Lynn Canal, then hike through the rainforest to reach your canoe for ... about the Tlingit culture and community ...

Sitka also has a strong Tlingit culture. In terms of shore excursions ... up-close views of the Davidson Glacier by canoe. Lines that offer this excursion include Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess ...

Haines hunter Tim Ackerman has been donating seal meat to the hospital since 2016. This month, for the first time, the ...