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Shakedown Cruise, 2001
Groswater (early Dorset) Paleo-Eskimo site. In a test pit near an abandoned seal plant ... whalebone sled runner that indicated contact with historic period Inuit ('Eskimo') dog-sled technology. A test at the Groswater site in ... establishes a new limit for the western boundary of this early Eskimo culture. In 2001 Steven Young noticed extensive local evidence of climatic ...
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1250-1050 BC -- An Example of an Historical Cycle
Likewise, surviving inhabitants of the ruined and depopulated areas show the characteristics of Mycenaean culture, though in a degenerate form, not the supposed invaders' cultural characteristics. In addition, the ... well recorded in the Americas. Owens Lake in California overflowed, and climatic deterioration caused Eskimo bands to fragment in the North American Arctic. In both the Arctic and the ...
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Debbie S. Miller, Speaker, EcoSpeakers.com
Indian tribes in America, the Athabaskan Gwich'in Indians have maintained their culture, language and subsistence traditions. While she learned about this extraordinary people intimately connected to ... 2001 National Press Award in environmental reporting. Her research took her to the remote Eskimo village of Nuiqsut where she documented the oil spills, air pollution, and health problems ...
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Pearsall Collection - Database - Image Gallery
Arctic (Canada, Coronation Gulf Arctic (Canada, Coronation Gulf) Arctic (Siberia) Arctic (Thule culture?) Arctic, northeastern Siberia California Central or Eastern Woodlands Central Woodlands Central ... Tribal Affiliation: - Select - Akimel O'odham [Pima/River People] Alaskan Eskimo Alaskan Eskimo (Inupiaq) Aleut Anishinabe/Ojibwa [Chippewa] Anishinabe/Ojibwa [Chippewa] (?) Arapaho Arapaho ...
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Field Courses
Activities include tidal pool exploration, wildlife viewing, polar bear ecology, and learning about the local culture. This is an adventure your kids will never forget! Explorers on this field course will ... between the people of Churchill and the land they live in, which includes seeing the Eskimo Museum and the Town Centre art museum. Read more! Arctic Ecology Field Course (Polar Bears ...
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Kids Trip to the Arctic
This will be an experiential learning course; we will see, feel, taste ... between the people of Churchill and the land they live in, which includes seeing the Eskimo Museum and the Town Centre art museum. Seeing bears in the sumer is not always ...
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The MAIN RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers"
Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Great Canadian RIVERS History Ecosystem Culture Recreation Economy MainRiverHome the Main River Like a hidden jewel, not yet tarnished by ... Fishy Facts Aboriginal Ancestry Early inhabitants of the Main River watershed include the Dorset Eskimo and the nomadic Beothuks. Anadromous Atlantics Main River Atlantic salmon spend up to 3 ...
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Alaska eskimo whaling
The bowhead provides life, meaning, and identity to the Eskimo whalers and their communities. ... whaling tradition remains a strong and vital part of the culture of Alaska Eskimos. Ancient whaling artifacts and modern whaling tools ... Home Page Click here to return to the Aboriginal Subsistence / Culture Contents Page Click here to return to the Marine ...
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Aboriginal Subsistence
Whaling from US West Coast? The International Harpoon, 1995 The Makah Indians: Keeping their Culture Alive. The International Harpoon, 1995 Makha Whaling Claim Supported by US Authorities. The ... Conference, 1992 Whaling - A Part of Our Culture. Kaj Egede, Minister of Fisheries, Greenland. The Inuit Circumpolar Conference, 1992 Alaska Eskimo Whaling.The Inuit Circumpolar Conference, 1992 Inuvialuit ...
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Arctic Studies Center - Research
History of Northern Peoples and Environments Culture Contact and Transformations Collections Collaboration and Partnerships New Arctic Research Projects Over ... resource variations on coastal inhabitants. Stephen Loring studies Labrador Innu (Indian) and Inuit (Eskimo) culture history, working closely with Native people and biologists to investigate how humans ...
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