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The document summarizes the traditional way of life of the Yupik people in Alaska and the Russian Far East. It describes how families would spend springs and summers at fish camps and winters in village sites. It then tells a story about a man named Kopanuk building a kayak, house, and starting a family with his wife Kashatok. However, with the arrival of white settlers, the village and some members like Egoak were forced to leave their homeland.
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