Nunalleq: Bringing Back Our Past
June 11, 2015
LKSD student filmmakers explore the connection between an archaeological dig site and the resurgence of dance in their community
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Nunalleq 2020 
WELCOME back!! I’ve been waiting to see what’s new….and found, OLD!! ENJOYED the film!! Have a safe digging season. Rose Nikiski, Kenai Peninsula