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Posts by Aqiimuk

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Inuit Day

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Iñupiaq Storytelling by Aqiimuk

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She never went to school, traveling/herding with her parents. Learning to read/write from nurses in Seward, while recovering from TB in 1955.

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Aqiimuk’s maternal grandmother, Jessie Lee. She contracted tuberculosis, spent 8 months in recovery, resting, at a TB sanitarium, Seward, Alaska in 1955.

Jessie Magdeline Unalliyqutaq (Hensley) Lee. 1912 – 1983. Born in Noatak, Alaska.

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Books acquired from attending AFN in 2023.

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A T-shirt design for our niece RyenAne Aavurauq. Arrived a couple weeks ago. One of her fundraisers.

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Polar bear earrings.

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Stella Hensley. Sister-in-law to my grandmother, Jessie Lee. Photo from 1998 in Kotzebue, Alaska.

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2014.

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1940 family details

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First cousin to Aqiimuk.

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My husband carved me a red cedar bowhead whale!

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Scrimshaw on baleen. Gift received in late 1970s in Kotzebue, Alaska.

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While visiting family in Arkansas in 2024 found this hardback book.

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Katmai Conservancy February Update
Katmai Conservancy February Update YouTube video by Katmai Conservancy

Hi, Bluesky!

We’re Katmai Conservancy — the official nonprofit partner of Katmai National Park.

We support the park through education, research, and community partnerships that protect wildlife, landscapes, and cultural heritage.

Learn more: katmaiconservancy.org

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Inupiat mask designed and created by Aqiimuk. Left image is front. Right is the back. Driftwood tree bark, feather, tree fungi. Cedar bark and plastic beads. Glue used.

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Kuppikutak is the Inupiat word for: fireweed about to bloom; and is my daughter’s Inupiaq name.

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Aqiimuk aularuq. Early 90s.

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Reposting

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2023. Cutting Muktuk and enjoying seal oil with family.

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Found at a free children’s library at Common Grounds in Minneapolis, MN. The Sourdough Man, An Alaskan Folktale.

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Aqiimuk aularuq (Aqiimuk dances). All My Relations Powwow 2025.

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Aqiimuk aularuq

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Great grandparents of Aqiimuk. From the film, Homeland.

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Kai perfume oil. Gardenia!

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Umiivik, family name, by 2 men, James Hensley & James Witkowski. Umiivik was James Hensley, 1925 – 1978. brother to maternal grandmother, Jessie Magdeline Hensley Lee; uncle to my Inupiaq mother, Elizabeth (Hensley) Harvey. Umiivik was my late brother, James Daniel (Harris) Witkowski (1955 - 1979)

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Aqiimuk is:
· the mother of Kuppikutak & Qulauruq
· the daughter of Ququqpaluk and Merrell Gwinn Harris
· the granddaughter of Pittuqti and Unaliiqutaq
· the great-grandaughter of Akpayuk and Naungagiaq
· the great, great, great, great, great, great, granddaughter of Quyana

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Sweet!

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Got it! Ha! Ulu

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