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                   Fish That We Eat
                  Iqaluich Niginaqtuat
              This manual by Anore Paniyauraq Jones
           is the second in a series of three detailing the
           traditional foods of the Inupiat. The first book in
           this series about Inupiat foods was Nauriat Nigi-
           naqtuat, Plants That We Eat, an ethno-botanical
           manual, long out of print but due to be re-printed
           in the fall of 2009 by University of Alaska Press.
           It is 150 pages with black and white photos and
           sketches.
               The second manual, Iqaluich Niginaqtuat,
           Fish That We Eat, provides information regard-
           ing the traditional use of fish, their processing,
           recipes and eating enjoyment. It was compiled
           from the local traditional fish knowledge of
           northwest Alaska and was partially funded and
           placed on the web by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
           Service.
               The third manual in this series will similarly
           detail the traditional Inupiat processing tech-
           niques and recipes for sea mammals.
               Presently there is no funding to support this
           work. Any suggestions would be welcome. The
           web link to Iqaluich Niginaqtuat, Fish That We
           Eat, is below. The report is located under the
           U.S.F.W. Northwest AK section. From here you
           can read it and/or download and print it. It should
           be printed double-sided due to the length (341
           pages), including 100+color photos, sketches.
                  http://alaska.fws.gov/asm/
                 fisreportdetail.cfm?fisrep=21

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