text: Christipher Crews, where did I say anything about a massacre of natives in South Central Alaska? Don't put words in my mouth, but do try reading my comment a little slower, and maybe that will help with your reading comprehension skills.
  
  If you know so much about Alaska history, you'd know the first white people to invade Alaska were the Russians, and they did kill many natives. You have surely heard about the Russians, haven't you? The US bought Alaska from them in 1867? Seward's Folly? Does that ring a bell?
  
  If you don't believe the native Dena’ina population that lived in what would become the Anchorage Bowl, and along the Dgheyaytnu, which would come to be called Ship Creek, were displaced, then I would suggest brushing up on your vast knowledge of Alaska history before trying to school me on the subject.