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Aleuts
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| The people known as the Aleuts are the native inhabitants of the islands stretching for about 1,800 km (1,100 mi) southwestward from the Alaskan mainland and now called the Aleutian Islands. They also inhabit part of western Alaska. The Russians first called these maritime hunters "Aleuts," the meaning of which is unknown; their name for themselves is unangan ("the people"). Although racially and ethnically related to the ESKIMO, the Aleuts have their own language and culture. | |
| Aleut | |
| Aleut & Alutiiq Culture | Aleut & Alutiiq Culture of the Aleutian Region |
| Aleut Culture | |
| Crossroads of Continents - Aleut | |
| Aleuts | Aleut history: Brought to you by Charles C. Hughes |
| Aleutian heritage | Aleut Heritage :Brought to you by the Alaska Web Sites |
| Aleut Regional Corporation | The Aleut Regional Corporation: Brought to you by Aleut Corporation |
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