The Reappearance of Abbott
In the last few weeks I wrote about two early Inuit visitors to Groton, Conn., one of whose names appears on a grave marker there, and about other Inuit buried in the Starr Burying Ground in that New England town. Jeannie died on board Capt.
Inuit Graves in Groton, Connecticut
Jeannie and Abbott – Early Photographs of Inuit
Fire in the Sky: The Tunguska Event of 1908
Earth Eggs
Caribou Taboos
Portagee: The Inuktitut Word for Black Person
A Helicopter Rescue into Canadian Territory
The Plan for Canada to Annex Greenland
Robert Stein’s Expedition to Ellesmere Island
Aukjuuk, the Gut-Snatcher
Walking the Wire
Understanding Quiquern
Quiquern – Kipling’s Arctic Story
More Taboos – Seal and Bearded Seal
The Seal and its Many Taboos
Polar Bear Hunting Taboos
Arctic Secrets: Jamie Florence at Bylot Island – Part 4
Arctic Secrets: Jamie Florence at Bylot Island – Part 3
Arctic Secrets: Jamie Florence at Bylot Island – Part 2
Arctic Secrets: Jamie Florence at Bylot Island – Part 1
The First Thanksgiving in North America
“So Hazardous and Useless a Proceeding”
The Inuit of Greenland, 1656 (Part 3)
The Inuit of Greenland, 1656 (Part 2)
