The Gallagher Flint Station Archaeological Site is a historic area in the North Slope Borough of Alaska. It was discovered in 1970, and provided an excellent amount of information about the native history of the area.

Discovered around the time when the area was being surveyed for the construction of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, the Gallagher Flint Station Archaeological Site is deemed to be the earliest dated archaeological site in the northern regions of Alaska. It shows strong connections between the native peoples of Alaska and Siberia.

The Gallagher Flint Station Archaeological Site is also best known for its traces of human habitation. Experts attribute this to the location’s proximity to a game-rich tundra and the hill’s commanding view of its vicinity.