Talk:King Island Native Community

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Of possible interest

Adding this here since it was removed by the person who placed it AND all revisions which had it will likely be hidden from public view due to cleanup of unrelated copyright issues:

King Island & Little Diomede Dancers (Kivgik 2013, Barrow, Alaska). YouTube. Retrieved 2020-10-02. The King Island and Little Diomede Island Dancers perform at Kivgik, the Iñupiat messenger feast, in spring 2013

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