Foreword by Peter BolzPreface: Unlikely PartnershipsAcknowledgmentsThe Gift: Johan Adrian Jacobsen Brings Treasures from AlaskaThe Gift-Givers: Turn-of-the-Century Yupiit and Their DescendantsThe Return Gift: The Yup'ik DelegationFirst Day: Tools for Ocean HuntingSecond Day: Bows and Arrows for Hunting and WarThird Day: More Tools for Hunting and FishingFourth Day: Wooden and Clay ContainersFifth Day: Containers of Skin, Gut, and GrassSixth Day: Tools for Working on Objects and MaterialsSeventh Day: Tools of Daily LifeEighth Day: Personal Adornment and Human FiguresNinth Day: Women's Sewing Tools and Belts and Men's HatsTenth Day: Ceremonial RegaliaEleventh Day: Dancing with MasksTwelfth Day: Toys and ClothingThirteenth Day: Heavenly and Ceremonial CyclesFourteenth Day and Return to AlaskaVisual RepatriationAppendix: Additional MasksNotesGlossaryReferencesIndex
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