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11 . 06 2019

055 Tikigaq/Point Hope: Life on Alaska’S North Slope

11 . 06 . 2019

Contributors

	Henry Páll Wulff Expedition Guide, Naturalist
	Chris Marquardt Photographer, Author, Podcaster, Traveler, Educator

	Henry Páll Wulff Expedition Guide, Naturalist

	Chris Marquardt Photographer, Author, Podcaster, Traveler, Educator

Notes

This exhibition at the Polar Museum of the Scott Polar Research Insitute explores the long history of Point Hope, believed to be the longest continuously occupied settlement in North America, with over 2,500 years of recorded history. Follow us on Twitter.

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055 Tikigaq/Point Hope: Life on Alaska’S North Slope

Contributors

Henry Páll Wulff

Chris Marquardt

Notes

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