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| Description | The south coast people living from the Aleutians to Prince William Sound, were skilled kayakers and sea hunters. Anangula Site is one of the landmarks associated with South Coast Sea Hunters. |
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| Source | Anangula Site |
| Author | National Park Service, Alaska Region |
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