To provide for the study of whether Alaska Native Residents in certain Alaska Communities have been afforded just and equitable treatment for the settlement of their aboriginal claims consistant with the intent, purpose, and promise of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.

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Directs the Secretary of the Interior to prepare a study for submission to the Congress on the history of the Native occupation and use of certain villages in Alaska that were unable to incorporate pursuant to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act to determine whether such villages have an equitable claim to Native corporation status under such Act. Requires such study to identify: (1) land and other assets to convey to Native corporations organized by the Native residents of the villages accorded such status; (2) the means to fund such corporations. Directs the Secretary to submit any legislation necessary to implement such study to the House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs and the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

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