Kachemak Bay
adjective
Kach·e·mak Bay
\¦kachəˌmak¦bā\
Definition of Kachemak Bay
: of or relating to a Pacific Eskimo and Aleutian culture of about a.d. 100–1700 characterized by sealing and by the development of southwest Alaskan types of artifacts and the introduction of foreign traits
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Origin and Etymology of kachemak bay
Kachemak Bay, locality south of Anchorage, south central Alaska, where remains of the culture were discovered
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