The Lund University Humanities Lab Archive provides a searchable digital repository for the lab’s research materials.
Alaska Native Language Archive
The Alaska Native Language Archive provides materials documenting Alaska Native languages.
About Alaska Native Language Archive
The Alaska Native Language Archive provides access to materials documenting Alaska Native languages. Its collections include general materials, dictionaries, the history of research, International Polar Year, SLATE, and Bergsland, with a search interface available directly from the homepage. The site also offers a downloadable handbook, Preserving the Past: A Handbook for Archiving in Rural Alaska by Stacey Baldridge. The website is being updated to simplify access to digital collections, and further improvements are planned.
Key features
- Searchable archival collections on Alaska Native languages
- Collection groups include dictionaries and history of research
- Named collections include International Polar Year, SLATE, and Bergsland
- Downloadable archiving handbook for rural Alaska
- Information pages for depositors and copyright
- Resource recommendation form and organizational statistics
Best for: Researchers, linguists, educators, and community members seeking documentation of Alaska Native languages.
Good for
- Provides a search interface directly from the homepage
- Includes multiple named and thematic language collections
- Offers a downloadable rural Alaska archiving handbook
Watch out for
- The website is in the process of being updated, so access and features may change
Alaska Native Language Archive at a glance
- Website
- uaf.edu/anla
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Alaska Native Language Archive FAQ
What can I search in the archive?
The archive provides searchable collections documenting Alaska Native languages, including general materials, dictionaries, history of research, International Polar Year, SLATE, and Bergsland.
Is there guidance for archiving materials in rural Alaska?
Yes. Preserving the Past: A Handbook for Archiving in Rural Alaska by Stacey Baldridge is available as a downloadable PDF.
Who supports the archive?
The material is based upon work supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities under grant PA-50139-03 and the National Science Foundation under grants 0957136, 1003481, 1003160, and 1735002, with a disclaimer that views expressed are those of the authors.
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