Inupiat of Alaska

Like other Arctic people, Inupiat is mainly Hunter. Inupiat's only hunter is men. Their hunting content depends on where they are. Nunauts living inside kill caribou, grizzly, moose, wild sheep, while Coast Guard's taremi kill kills walruses, seals and whales, but they also kill polar bears, but neither group has geese, ducks, It depends on the rabbit. And fruits. Traditionally, Hunter used dogslee and canoe in various places and used spears, po and bow as weapons. Due to the lack of other resources, hunting is the most important responsibility for every Inupiat person.

In the history of the Arctic human race for about 4,000 years, the emergence of newcomers has brought about a constant cultural change. The current Inuit ancestor related to the cultures of Inupiat (North Alaska), Katladlit (Greenland) and Yuit (West Siberia and Alaska) arrived around 1050 AD. Early in the 11th century, Norwegians had an unreliable influence on Inuit. The advent of explorers, whales, merchants, missionaries, scientists and others began an irreversible cultural revolution. Inuit itself is a guide, traders and survival models are actively involved in these developments. Inuit Island has been tweaked over the past three centuries and has lost some of its traditional characteristics, but Inuit culture still exists - there is usually a stronger reflection. Inuit maintains cultural identity through language, family and culture patterns, attitudes and behavior, and highly respected Inuit's art

Alaska Inuit lives in the west, southwest and north and northwest of Alaska. Among them are Alutiiq, Yup'ik (or Yupiat) and Inupiat tribe. Since the first two tribes were treated separately, this article used to be a group previously known in the area as Inupiat, previously known as the Bering Strait or Kotzebue Sound Eskimo, and sometimes Western Alaska and Northern Alaskan Eskimos Focus on. About 40,000 square miles from the Arctic Circle, Inuit people living in different anthropology living in different anthropology in over 30 towns, including Cotsbury, Point Hope, Wainwright, Barrow, Prudhoe Bay, between Bering Strait and McKenzie Delta Inland or Some people divide it into two categories, Nununaut and coastal people Tagi Gumut. This early 'motherland' of Inupiat near Kotzebue Sound was expanded because the tribe finally moved north