"Anthropological research in Alaska" is a detailed scientific report on ethnographic and archaeological research conducted in Alaska in the early 20th century. The author of the book, Ales Hrdlichka, a famous American anthropologist and archaeologist, describes in detail the culture, traditions and life of the indigenous peoples of the north, which he studied in local villages. The book also contains the results of anthropological measurements and archaeological excavations, which help to better understand the history and culture of the tribes of Alaska. "An Anthropological Study in Alaska" is a valuable scholarly document that opens up a wide field for the study of Native American peoples and their heritage.