Footnotes have been renumbered continuously. They are marked with leading [N] to avoid confusion with other bracketed numerals. Many illustrations were labeled for scale as “1/4”, “2/3” and similar. These notations have been retained for completeness. _Orthography_ is briefly described early in the article. Note in particular the vowels ɐ and ǝ (inverted a and e); both are rare. The inconsistent use of ĸ and ρ, especially in material quoted from other sources, is not explained. The letter ĸ (kra) is equivalent to q in modern (ICI) orthography; ρ (rho) may represent r or voiced/nasalized q. Decimal points throughout the article were prined as · (mid-dot). They have been changed to . (ordinary decimal or period). Oversized letters or symbols (rare) are shown as #A#. Typographical errors corrected by the transcriber are listed at the end of the e-text. Some inconsistencies were noted but not changed; some of these are also listed. The Franz Boas article “The Central Eskimo” is available from Project Gutenberg as ebook 42084.] ETHNOLOGICAL RESULTS of the POINT BARROW EXPEDITION. By JOHN MURDOCH, _Naturalist and Observer, International Polar Expedition to Point Barrow, Alaska, 1881-1883._ [Illustration: Plate I MAP OF NORTHWESTERN ALASKA Showing the region known to the Point Barrow Eskimo _Based on the U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey map of Alaska, 1884, with additions from the U.S. C. & G. S. “General Chart of Alaska” 1889, and from Eskimo account._ _Eskimo names given in the form used at Point Barrow_ _Names of “tribes” underlined thus_ _Kûñmûdliñ_ Compiled by JOHN MURDOCH 1889] CONTENTS.