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ALASKA: WHALE BOAT, c1929. Native Americans launching a whale boat at Cape Prince of Wales

ALASKA: WHALE BOAT, c1929. Native Americans launching a whale boat at Cape Prince of Wales


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ALASKA: WHALE BOAT, c1929. Native Americans launching a whale boat at Cape Prince of Wales

ALASKA: WHALE BOAT, c1929.
Native Americans launching a whale boat at Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, c1929

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1929 Alaskan Arctic Beach Boat Curtis Edward Eskimo Industry Inuit Launch Marine Native American Northwest Ocean Peninsula Seashore Seward Shore Whale Whaleboat Whaling


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This photograph, titled "ALASKA: WHALE BOAT, c1929" captures a significant moment in Native American history. Taken by the talented photographer Edward S. Curtis, this image showcases a group of Native Americans launching a whale boat at Cape Prince of Wales in Alaska. The scene is set on a rugged Alaskan beach, with the vast Arctic Ocean stretching out into the distance. A team of determined men from the Inuit and Eskimo communities can be seen working together to launch their traditional whale boat into the water. Their strength and unity are evident as they navigate through challenging terrain to pursue their livelihood. This snapshot provides us with a glimpse into an early industry that played a vital role in these communities' survival - whaling. The Native Americans relied on whales for sustenance, utilizing every part of these majestic creatures for food, tools, and clothing. Edward S. Curtis masterfully captures not only the physical labor involved but also the deep connection between man and nature that defines these cultures. This photograph serves as a testament to their resilience and resourcefulness in adapting to harsh environments. As we admire this historical print from Granger Art on Demand's collection, let us appreciate the rich heritage of Alaska's indigenous people while acknowledging their crucial contributions to marine life conservation and cultural preservation throughout generations.

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