Kogruk Culture

The culture of the Kogruk Indians lived in the north west area of present day Canada and Alaska. They began to settle this area in about 9500 years BP and lived there until about 7500 years BP. This Kogruk Indian culture was related to the British Mountain culture, also located in northwestern Canada. The Kogruk Indians made weapons and tools to hunt with. They made items such as points to kill their prey, usually bison and caribou. The points they used came in many different styles such as unificial, bificial, and mirocblades. This culture also lived in houses which were dug into the ground for foundations and then built upwards.

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