Arctic whalers and caribou hunters of Alaska's far north, kin to the Inuit of Canada, ranging from Norton Sound across the Seward Peninsula to the North Slope and the Canadian line.
Survived the commercial-whaling collapse and epidemics of the 1800s; under ANCSA (1971) their lands vest in the Arctic Slope, NANA and Bering Straits corporations, and the Iñupiat govern the North Slope and Northwest Arctic boroughs to 2026.
The atlas holds 4 border frames for Iñupiat (Iñupiaq) — the shape you scrub through changes in 500 · 1848 · 1867 · 1971.
A broad archaeological survey of Arctic peoples including the Iñupiat of northern Alaska.
Broad Smithsonian survey of Bering Sea and Arctic Native cultures (broad regional context).
A National Book Award finalist novel set at a 1960s Alaska Native boarding school with Inupiat protagonists, drawn from the author's decades in an Inupiat community in Utqiagvik/Barrow, though the author is not herself Inupiat by descent.