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24 October 2025 / Anchorage Daily News / Ned Rozell
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In the aftermath of Typhoon Halong, faces reveal themselves on a beach in Southwest Alaska

Quinhagak, Alaska, United States

Typhoon Halong’s storm surge eroded the Nunalleq archaeological site near Quinhagak, exposing and scattering centuries-old Yup’ik artifacts along the Bering Sea coast. Local residents and archaeologists rushed to recover figurines, mask pieces, and other items as permafrost thaw and coastal erosion accelerate losses.


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