Among unknown Eskimo: An account of twelve years intimate relations with the primitive Eskimo of ice-bound Baffin Land, with a description of their ways of living, hunting customs & beliefsBilby, Julian W.
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Among unknown Eskimo: An account of twelve years intimate relations with the primitive Eskimo of ice-bound Baffin Land, with a description of their ways of living, hunting customs & beliefs
Bilby, Julian W.
Baffin Island (Nunavut); Eskimo mythology; Eskimos -- Religion
CHAPTER V
The Building of the Village 72
CHAPTER VI
The Sealing Grounds 85
CHAPTER VII
Womanhood in the Arctics 97
CHAPTER VIII
Clothing—Boat Building 108
CHAPTER IX
Eskimo Dogs 119
CHAPTER X
Tribal Life 136
CHAPTER XI
Tribal Life—continued 154
CHAPTER XII
The Eskimo Language 171
CHAPTER XIII
Legends 184
CHAPTER XIV
The Conjurors 196
CHAPTER XV
The Sedna Ceremony 210
CHAPTER XVI
The Native Surgeon 224
CHAPTER XVII
Sport & Hunting 235
CHAPTER XVIII
The Creatures of the Wild 252
Appendix 265
Index 271
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Woman of the Fox Channel Tribe Frontispiece
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An Ancient Aboriginal Encampment 40
Part of an Eskimo Tribe of Women and Children 56
An Iglovegak or Eskimo Dwelling 64
An Eskimo Tupik 73
An Eskimo Snowhouse 76
An Eskimo Home 80
The Return of the Successful Seal Hunter in Springtime 88
Young Seal Hunting in May 92
Two Women in Summer Dress 96
A Young Wife with her Baby in her Hood 104
Eskimo Family Group 104
Models of Kayak, Umiak, and Okushuk 112
An Ancient Form of Sled 134
The Two Wives of a Hunter 144
An Eskimo Family outside their House 144
Preparing for a Long Winter Journey 160
A Native Chart 177
Asseak and his Wife 200
An Umiak or Family Boat 208
The Summer Tent or Tapik 208
A Conjuror’s Mask 211
A Kagge or Singing House (Elevation) 218
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