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IDDescriptionMaterialYearSiteAHRS IDPics
UA2020-136-0014 flake core mudstone 2002 Eastern Site Near Tin City TEL-00156
UA2020-136-0077 grinding stone mudstone 2002 Eastern Site Near Tin City TEL-00156
UA2020-136-0107 grinding stone mudstone 2002 Eastern Site Near Tin City TEL-00156
UA2020-134-0066 ground fragment mudstone 2001 Wales Beach Site TEL-00026
UA2020-134-0362 ground fragment mudstone 2001 Wales Beach Site TEL-00026
UA2020-134-1580 net sinker mudstone 2000 Wales Beach Site TEL-00026
UA2020-134-1610 net sinker mudstone 2000 Wales Beach Site TEL-00026
UA2020-136-0075 net sinker mudstone 2002 Eastern Site Near Tin City TEL-00156
UA2020-135-1401 ulu fragment mudstone 2006 Kurigitavik Mound TEL-00079
UA2020-136-0012 unidentified material mudstone 2002 Eastern Site Near Tin City TEL-00156
UA2020-134-0063 whetstone mudstone 2001 Wales Beach Site TEL-00026
UA2020-134-0359 whetstone mudstone 2001 Wales Beach Site TEL-00026
UA2020-135-1399 whetstone mudstone 2006 Kurigitavik Mound TEL-00079
UA2020-135-1458 whetstone mudstone 2006 Kurigitavik Mound TEL-00079
UA2020-136-0081 whetstone mudstone 2002 Eastern Site Near Tin City TEL-00156
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Archaeological sites near Wales, Alaska, on the coast of Bering Strait, exist at a crossroads of continents and provide a rich sequence of human activity for over 1,200 years. Wales was the site of ten years of recent archaeological investigations, which produced approximately 30,000 artifacts, faunal and floral remains, and sediment samples.

This website offers access to the Wales collections at the University of Alaska Museum of the North. Website development funded by US NSF grant 2040323.