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- In recognition of its cultural and historical significance, Whale Bone Alley, along with the surrounding area, earned a prestigious designation in 2010.
- Administratively Yttygran Island belongs to Providensky District, part the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug of the Russian Federation. Whale Bone Alley.
- Discover Whale Bone Alley in Russia: Siberian whale bones stand as cairns marking location of an ancient butcher yard.
- Archeologists believe that the Whale Bone Alley was constructed by a predetermined plan, as it forms a regular geometrical pattern.
- Therefore, many historians concluded that Whale Bone Alley was simply an area where the Yupik slaughtered, stored, and traded whale meat.
- Along the northern shore of the remote Siberian island of Yttygran, in the Bering Sea, is an area recognized as the “Whale Bone Alley.
- Investigations are continuing into the Whale Bone Alley and its origins. The purpose of it may have died with the forefathers of the Yupik tribe.
- The leading theory is that Whale Bone Alley was once a shrine and sacred meeting place created by the local Inuits, known as the Yupik, who hunted whales for food.
- Dotted at regular intervals along Whale Bone Alley are meat storage pits which, when discovered still contained whale meat.
- Today we visited the most iconic of all archaeological sites in Chukotka - Whale Bone Alley. It's made from large numbers of bones, exclusively of Bowhead...
