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Back home: handmade King Island tools return to Nome - KNOM Radio Mission
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Back home: handmade King Island tools return to Nome - KNOM Radio Mission
In the 1960's, members of the King Island community were forced to abandon their home in the Bering Sea, leaving behind not only a place, but a way of life. Now, hand-carved tools and hunting gear from that era are returning to Nome as part of a new collection donated to the Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum. The pieces include a large seal skin hunting bag and an ice fishing jig with a rare baleen line. It’s complete with an ivory hook dotted wi…
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