"We occasionally had Eskimo visitors - generally male…Hospitality
consisted of shaking hands, providing cups of tea with pilot biscuits, or supplying
the 'makings' for a cigarette. Conversation was limited, due to their lack of English…Women
visitors were rare and then always in pairs, one presumably the chaperone. Invariably
they had something to trade, a pair of caribou mitts, some moccasins, or articles made
from walrus ivory or bone."
Map, 'Distribution of the Eskimo.' |
Unidentified Inuit With Sled. |
Unidentified Inuk Man. |
Unidentified Inuk Woman. |
'Eskimo types of the Eastern Arctic'
taken from unidentified publication. |
Two Inuit Children. |
Three Inuit Children. |
Four Inuit Children. |
Six Inuit Children. |
Two Inuit Children. |
Grandmother with Three Inuit Children.
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Four Inuit Children.
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Five Inuit Children.
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Tent Nearly Buried in Snow. |
"Homogeneous" Pup. |
"Homogeneous" Adult Dog. |
Inuk Hunter With Two Arctic Swans. |
Walrus Heads on Rocks, Chesterfield Inlet.
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Walrus Meat on Rocks, Chesterfield Inlet.
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Inuit Igloos near Fort Sik Sik. |
Inuit Encampment, Chesterfield. |
Inuit Encampment, Chesterfield. |
Inuit Encampment, Chesterfield. |
Inuit Family Visiting Expedition. |
Inuit Seamstress. |
Inuit Children with Davies, Summer. |
[Davies and] Unidentified Inuk Woman. |
Inuit Family, Summer. |
Inuit Women, Summer. |
Inuit Girls in Mission Dresses. |
Currie with Two Inuit Children. |
Unidentified Inuk with Harbour Seal. |
Cache of Seal Meat. |
Husky Dog. |
Komatik, Running Sled
Coated with Muskeg and Ice. |
Ball Game Played by Women & Children. |
Inuit Burial or Shelter. |
Two Inuit Children. |
Boats. |
Drying Fish. |
Husky Pup.
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Remains of Inuit Dwellings. |
Rock Formations, Inukshuk.
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Rock Formations, Inukshuk. |
Rock Formations, Inukshuk. |
Rock Formations, Inukshuk. |
[Rock Circle]. |
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