To Point Barrow and then Nome
Knud Rasmussen left Herschel Island on May 5, 1924, by dogsled, bound for Point Barrow, Alaska.
Rasmussen among the Mackenzie Inuit
The Hanging of Alikomiak and Tatamigana – Part 2
The hanging of Alikomiak and Tatamigana – Part 1
The myth of the ‘Blond Eskimos’
Among the Inuinnait
The deep footprints of tired men
Summer at Malerualik
In search of Igsivalitaq, the outlaw
Orpingalik and the power of magic words
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On to Nattilik country
Freuchen and the Inughuit return to Greenland – Part 2
Freuchen and the Inughuit return to Greenland – Part 1
Naming the culture
Controversy among expedition members over Mathiassen’s work
Therkel Mathiassen’s long journey to Pond Inlet
Peter Freuchen amputates his toes
Peter Freuchen’s escape from death
Jacob Olsen – A Greenlander in Canada, part 2
Jacob Olsen, a Greenlander in Canada, part 1
Niviatsarnaq and Angutimmarik
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Mathiassen’s brush with death
Umik’s new religion
Therkel Mathiassen’s initiation to the North
Christmas air drop was a much-anticipated tradition
Orulo – ‘To think I had been so happy’
A story from the Fifth Thule Expedition