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A simply made doll consisting of a face carved into a broken piece of a wooden kayak rib, dating to 1550 to 1650, was found at the site.
In recent years, Quinhagak, a small southwestern Alaskan village just inland from the Bering Sea, has, along with other coastal communities in the state, witnessed dramatic erosion due to climate change. The area, located at the southern end of the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, has historically been prone to damaging storms and flooding, but now, melting sea ice is
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