Category:Fish drying in Alaska

Media in category "Fish drying in Alaska"

The following 38 files are in this category, out of 38 total.

Alaska 2007 08 04 038.jpg 3,872 × 2,592; 4.88 MB
Alutiiq village.jpg 583 × 471; 79 KB
Anaktuvuk pass drying rack with hides and fish.jpg 2,100 × 1,682; 241 KB
Animal hide tent with fish-drying rack and dogs, Barrow, Alaska, between 1906 and 1913 (AL+CA 7680).jpg 768 × 442; 28 KB
Drying fish at the Pacific American Fisheries cannery, Excursion Inlet, Alaska, June 14, 1911 (COBB 201).jpeg 768 × 603; 193 KB
Drying salmon on fish racks, Chilkoot River, Alaska, August 14, 1911 (COBB 192).jpeg 768 × 604; 183 KB
Drying salmon on racks, Unalaska, 1896 (AL+CA 60).jpg 768 × 589; 105 KB
Drying salmon on the lower Yukon River, Anvil, Alaska (CURTIS 859).jpeg 768 × 623; 79 KB
Drying salmon, Tanana river, Alaska.jpg 3,872 × 2,592; 4.55 MB
Eskimo man standing in front of fish drying on rack, Alaska, 1906 (AL+CA 1325).jpg 383 × 600; 52 KB
Eskimo woman standing on beach in front of fish drying on rack, possibly Nome, ca 1899 (WARNER 575).jpeg 360 × 600; 48 KB
Eskimos sitting under a fish drying rack, Alaska, between 1901 and 1911 (AL+CA 51).jpg 768 × 543; 98 KB
Fish drying racks in front of dwellings, vicnity of Nome, Alaska, between 1898 and 1908 (AL+CA 136).jpg 768 × 506; 105 KB
FMIB 34483 Indian Salmon Drying Rack, Bering Sea, Alaska.jpeg 611 × 453; 66 KB
FMIB 35038 Native Method of Curing Salmon, Yukon River, 1918.jpeg 701 × 487; 79 KB
FMIB 37844 Native Method of Drying Salmon (Ukali) at Unalashka, Alaska.jpeg 1,747 × 1,270; 1,023 KB
FMIB 37852 Sod-Houses (Barabara) of the Indian Village of Three Saints, Old Harbor, Kadiak - Also Showing Method of Drying Salmon.jpeg 1,751 × 1,325; 1.33 MB
FMIB 37858 Drying Salmon at Iliuliuk, Unalashka, Alaska.jpeg 1,747 × 1,347; 1.14 MB
FMIB 37865 Method of Protecting Salmon from the Rain, While Drying, By Means of a Grass-Thatched Roof, Unalashka, Alaska.jpeg 1,721 × 1,209; 905 KB
FMIB 38951 Drying Salmon at Unalaska, Alaska.jpeg 1,051 × 667; 268 KB
FMIB 39929 Saranna Village, Bering Village - Eastern hlaf, with scaffolding for drying salmon.jpeg 1,207 × 898; 326 KB
FMIB 40714 Bidarka and Kayak on Beach, Ugashik River.jpeg 1,094 × 511; 211 KB
FMIB 40715 Ukala Racks near Cannery of Arctic Packing Company (APA), Naknek River On the left is a typical diminutive tent, such as is used.jpeg 1,115 × 449; 147 KB
FMIB 49114 Indian Method of Drying Herring spawn on fir trees near Sitka.jpeg 1,227 × 1,552; 536 KB
Group of five Eskimo children posing for photograph, Nome, 1905 (AL+CA 1294).jpg 384 × 600; 58 KB
Kauwerak Eskimo family sitting on sand in front of fish drying racks, vicinity of Nome, Alaska, between 1898 and 1908 (AL+CA 6358).jpg 768 × 589; 73 KB
Rows of tom cod drying on racks at the beach, Nome, Alaska, between 1902 and 1912 (AL+CA 2389).jpg 768 × 589; 92 KB
Salmon drying. Aleut village, Old Harbor, Alaska, 1889 - NARA - 513089 (cropped).jpg 2,911 × 2,344; 1.95 MB
Salmon drying. Alutiiq village, Old Harbor, Alaska, 1889 - NARA - 513089.jpg 3,000 × 2,449; 1.66 MB
Salmon filets drying - 21913555493.jpg 1,280 × 851; 370 KB
Salmon filets drying.jpg 1,280 × 851; 326 KB
Small settlement near Knik, Alaska with salmon drying on lines, seen from across water, circa 1914 (AL+CA 4067).jpg 768 × 432; 36 KB
Stomach of a sea lion used by Aleut natives to store dried red salmon.jpg 1,796 × 1,164; 1.26 MB
Temporary camp of king salmon trollers at Vallenar Point, Alaska, June 2, 1902 (COBB 152).jpeg 768 × 608; 153 KB
Temporary camp of king salmon trollers at Vallenar Point, Alaska, June 2, 1902 (COBB 162).jpeg 768 × 604; 148 KB
Theodore J. Richardson - Salmon Drying, Indian Village, Alaska - 1985.66.326,787 - Smithsonian American Art Museum.jpg 1,400 × 993; 178 KB
Tom cod drying on racks with overturned skin boat in the background, 1903 (AL+CA 3304).jpg 474 × 374; 37 KB
Tomcod hanging on beach drying racks with overturned boats and tents in the background, Nome, 1903 (AL+CA 6118).jpg 768 × 574; 68 KB

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