Karluk One Site Objects left in archaeological sites tell many stories.
Tools indicate the tasks people performed and animal remains record ancient meals.
In the Kodiak Archipelago a unique type of artifact also documents how people dressed. Between A.D. 1300 and 1500, the Alutiiq sketched images of people on small slate pebbles. Some individuals are even pictured with a ceremonial item - a drum or rattle. For archaeologists these pebbles provide information that is not available from any other source. Pebbles from an Alutiiq village site in Karluk illustrate different types of clothing and jewelry.