The Petroglyphs of Kodiak Island — Prehistoric rock art decorates Kodiak Island. Ancient depictions of faces, people, and animals pecked into granite bedrock serve as a fascinating glimpse into the Alutiiq peoples’ rich heritage. For thousands of years, Alutiiq people lived in sod houses and hunted sea mammals. The Cape Alitak petroglyphs are one of the only written records of their way of life. Explore Alutiiq heritage and Native artwork through a study of Kodiak Island rock art and archaeology and join the people working to preserve this unique archaeological record in these videos featuring Alutiiq Museum & Archaeological Repository staff.