Taissumani, Sept. 14
The Inuit of Greenland, 1656
In June, I wrote about a very early description of Inuit use of the kayak, published in an unlikely place, a book about the Caribbean.
Taissumani, Sept. 7
The First Non-Inuk on the Moon
Taissumani, Aug. 31
Sedna in Space
Taissumani, Aug. 24
Tatannuaq, Inuk Peacemaker
Taissumani, Aug. 17
Simon Gibbons, First Inuit Minister
Taissumani, Aug. 10
The First Inuktitut Language Conference
Taissumani, Aug. 3
The British Admiralty’s “Esquimaux Vocabulary”
Taissumani, July 27
Sivataaqvik – Biscuit Day
Taissumani, July 20
More Taboos After Childbirth
Taissumani, July 13
Taboos After Childbirth
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Taissumani, July 6
Using the Greenland Kayak
Taissumani, June 29
An Early Description of a Kayak
Taissumani, June 22
Eskimo Welzl Achieves Perpetual Motion
Taissumani, June 15
The Rescue of the Windward’s Crew
Taissumani, June 8
The Loss of the Windward
Taissumani, June 1
A Heartbreaking Letter from the Windward
Taissumani, May 25
The Windward, a Sturdy Arctic Ship
Taissumani, May 18
Peter Freuchen’s Strange Amputation
Taissumani, May 11
Saved by a Turd
Taissumani, May 4
What Happened to Aputik and Zad?
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Taissumani, April 27
Voyage of the Iceberg
Taissumani, April 20
A Missionary and His Lover, Part 2
Taissumani, April 13
Julian Bilby and Annie Sikuliaq, A Missionary and His Lover
Taissumani, April 6
Inuit and the Titanic
Taissumani, March 30
Ellesmere Island — Too Many Names