Nuvuk

Nuvuk is an archaeological site located in northern Alaska, representing the traditional Inuit settlement near Point Barrow. It holds significant cultural and historical importance, as it was inhabited for thousands of years by indigenous peoples who relied on hunting, fishing, and subsistence activities in the Arctic environment. Today, Nuvuk provides valuable insights into Arctic indigenous history, maritime adaptation, and environmental change over time. The site includes ancient remains such as tools, structures, and burials, helping researchers understand the long-standing connection between Inuit communities and their icy surroundings.