Arts and Crafts People of Scammon Bay:
Arts and Crafts people of Scammon Bay
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Ivory Carvers
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- Xavior Simon, Mike Utteryuk, Willie Kasayuli, Gary Hunter, Felix Walker, Ole Hunter
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Wooden Spoons
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- Xavior Simon, Mike Utteryuk, Willie Kasayuli, John Henry, Gregory Strongheart, and some others.
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Uluaqs
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- Nathan Kaganak, Mike Utteryuk, Gregory Strongheart, Willie Kasayuli, Felix Walker, Lars Hunter
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Wooden Masks
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- Willie Kasayuli, Mike Utteryuk, Felix Walker
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Harpoons ,Spears
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- Mike Utteryuk, Gregory Strongheart, Felix Walker, and most of the men in town.
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Sled Builders
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- Bruno Kasayuli, Dan Akerelrea, Mike Utteryuk, and most of the men in town.
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Boats
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- Herring Fish Boats
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- Sabastian Kasayuli and some others.
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- Regular boats
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- Almost every man in town.
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Snow Shoes
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- Some of the men in town.
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Basket Weavers
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- Mary Ann Sundown, Mamie Ulak, Lucy Akerelrea, Dorothy Kasayuli, Mary Utteryuk, Alice Amukon, Lizzie Strongheart, Lydia Yunak, Selma Walker, Dorothy Tunutmoak, Leota Sundown, Gemma Hunter, Agnes Aguchak, Norlita Hunter, Elizabeth Hunter, Rosalie Hunter, Anna Marie Tungwenuk, Caroline Ulak, Evelyn Ulak, Betty George, Angeline Amukon, and some of the high school students.
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Grass Doll Makers
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- Lydia Yunak and Mamie Ulak
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This collection of student work is from Frank Keim's classes. He wants to share these works for others to use as an example of culturally-based curriculum and documentation. These documents have been OCR-scanned and are available for educational use only.