ALASKA'S SEWARD PENINISULA : Volume 14, No 3, 1987 by Rennick, Penny (Editor); & the Alaska Geographic Editorial Staff - 1987

Seattle, WA: Alaska Geographic Society, 1987. Volume 14, No 3, 1987 . Soft cover. New/None as Issued. Steven Fisher (Cartographer). Text/BRAND NEW w/trace edge wear to soft cover. LAID IN: Fold-out map (also BRAND NEW). Volume 14, No 3, 1987. Quarterly publication of the Alaska Geographic. This issue draws on "old timers" to re-create the recent past of the Seward Peninsula, remnant of the Bering land bridge connecting Siberia with mainland Alaska during the Pleistocene Ice Age --- pathway to human migration, an archaeological trail unique in flora and fuana, and long home to the Inupiat Eskimos. Text, color photo illustrated: 1, On the Edge of Tomorrow; 2, Prehistoric Gateway; 3, Ancient Men, Missionaries & Miners; 4, Solomon; 5, A Miner Roams the Seward Penisula; 6, Council; 7, The Iron Horse Comes to the Peninsula; 8, Reindeer; 9, St. Lawrence Island; 10, St. Matthew & Hall Islands; and 11, The Seward Islands Today.