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A Woman of Oonalashka
1784
Plate 49. Portrait from Cook's Third Expedition, 1776-1779, while in Alaska.
A Man of Oonalashka
1784
Plate 48. Portrait from Cook's Third Expedition, 1776-1779, while in Alaska.
Caps of the Natives of Oonalashka
1784
Plate 56. Drawing from Cook's Third Expedition, 1776-1779, while in Alaska.
Canoes of Oonalashka
1784
Plate 50. Portrait from Cook's Third Expedition, 1776-1779, while in Alaska.
The Inside of a House, in Oonalashka
1784
Plate 58. Scene from Cook's Third Expedition, 1776-1779, while in Alaska.
A View of the Habitations in Nootka Sound
1784
Plate 41. Scene from Cook's Third Expedition, 1776-1779, while in Alaska.
