Datei:Eskimo man pulling a seal carcass with other Eskimo men in background, Kingegan, Alaska, between 1901 and 1906 (AL+CA 7996).jpg

Handwritten on album page: Oogs-rook or big seal - required 3 men and 5 dogs to drag him in. This animal is rather scarce. Its tough hide is used all along the coast of Alaska by natives for soles of all kind of footwear. PH Coll 49.14

The photographs from this album document many aspects of Eskimo life at Kingegan, and Bernardi's handwritten notes serve as informative captions. Hunting and fishing activities, which include whaling and sealing, feature prominently in the album, as well as the caches used to store meat, boats, and other valuable objects safely. The reindeer herds imported from Siberia are also documented.

• Subjects (LCTGM): Eskimos--Subsistence activities--Alaska--Kingegan;; Alaska Natives--Subsistence activities--Alaska--Kingegan;; Seals (Animals)--Alaska--Kingegan;; Dead animals--Alaska--Kingegan;
• Subjects (LCSH): Eskimos--Hunting--Alaska--Kingegan;; Alaska Natives--Hunting--Alaska--Kingegan;; Sealers (Persons)--Alaska--Kingegan;