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There is no sole Alaska Native culture. Many different indigenous societies call Alaska
home. There are seven broad culture groups and over 90 different native ancestral languages
spoken from the two major language families, the Eskimo-Aleut and Athabaskan.
The many native cultures can be seen in the various totem poles and beautiful traditional
long houses that line the Alaskan shore. With storytelling, song, dance and art, the
Native peoples of Alaska have passed their history from one generation to another.
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