10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARIBOU INUIT»
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The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Hunters and Gatherers
Introduction "Caribou Inuit" is a label assigned by ethnographers to a population
of Inuit-speaking Eskimo living on and near the west coast of Hudson Bay. They
first came to scientific attention as having the lowest population density in the ...
Richard B. Lee, Richard Heywood Daly, 1999
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Caribou Inuit traders of the Kivalliq Nunavut, Canada
This study explores the relationship between the Caribou Inuit and the Fur Trade in the Kivalliq Barrens of Nunavut, Canada, between the years 1717-1900 A.D. It has previously been posited that with the introduction of European technologies ...
3
A Native American Encyclopedia: History, Culture, and Peoples
Inuit, Caribou Caribou Inuit (`I nyu it) is a non-native term reflecting the people's
reliance on caribou. The Inuit self-designation was Nunamiut, "inlanders."
Location The Caribou Inuit homeland is located on the southern Barren Grounds
west of ...
4
Atlas of Languages of Intercultural Communication in the ...
At Churchill only a few Caribou Inuit were settled, together with a majority of other
people including Quebec Inuit and Aivilingmiut (Iglulik), Cree, Metis, Chipewyans
and EuroAmericans. Anthropologists and linguists fail to agree upon the ...
Stephen Adolphe Wurm, Peter Mühlhäusler, Darrell T. Tyron, 1996
5
Muskoxen and Their Hunters: A History
Among Inuit tribes the Caribou Inuit, who lived west of Hudson Bay, provide a
well-documented example of a people whose dependence on muskoxen
changed greatly over time. Initially, these groups made only occasional use of
muskoxen ...
6
Let's Visit Nunavut Gr. 2-4
Caribou Inuit lived in an area on the west coast of Hudson Bay. Most Caribou
Inuit were strictly inland hunters who never went to the sea. Some Caribou Inuit
only did marine hunting in the summer months. Caribou Inuit would carry most of
...
7
Faces of the North: The Ethnographic Photography of John ...
Much of the technology of the Caribou Inuit resembled that of other Central Arctic
peoples, although their inland orientation in the historic period made it somewhat
less extensive. They had kayaks, spears, bows and arrows, dogs and snow ...
8
Sinews of Survival: The Living Legacy of
Inuit Clothing
The Caribou Inuit South of the Netsilingmiut and the Iglulingmiut live the Caribou
Inuit, on land west of Hudson Bay.” Their territories extend from north of
Igluligaarjuk south to the tree line, which at the coast reaches the Manitoba
border, and ...
Betty Kobayashi Issenman, 2011
9
First Peoples in Canada
After members of the Fifth Thule Expedition extensively described the Caribou
Inuit culture in the 1920s, Kaj Birket-Smith proposed his model of interior origins
for the Inuit. The Caribou Inuit, with their simple way of life and rudimentary
material ...
Alan Daniel McMillan, Alan McMillan, 2004
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Exploring Polar Frontiers: A Historical Encyclopedia
Meeting up with Olsen, who had gone ahead with Birket- Smith, they followed the
Inlet to Baker Lake, where they arrived on 12 May to find Birket-Smith happy with
what he was learning about the Caribou Inuit from those visiting the HBC post ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CARIBOU INUIT»
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Caribou Inuit is used in the context of the following news items.
Letter: The environmental and humane endeavours of Farley Mowat
Without intending to be, his first novel, People of the Deer, is the best ethnography yet to have been written about the Caribou Inuit people, ... «The Guardian, May 14»
Women's jacket fuses baroque, minimalism, sass: Clotheslines
The anorak, invented by the Caribou Inuit of the Arctic region, is a waterproof jacket with a hood and drawstrings at the waist and cuffs. A parka ... «Plain Dealer, Oct 12»
Inuit exhibit at Birmingham Museum of Art looks at changing culture
“But the Caribou Inuit move with the herds. They follow the migrations in spring and fall. There are sculptures that are beautiful juxtapositions of ... «The Birmingham News - al.com, May 12»
Canada loses a great artist: Lucy Tasseor Tutsweetok
... border of what was then the Northwest Territories, a member of the Ihalmiut caribou Inuit who lived in and around Ennadai Lake to the north. «Nunatsiaq News, Apr 12»
Arviat residents explore history through Nanisiniq project
But in 1957, the last remaining Ihalmiut, another Caribou Inuit group, were relocated to Arviat by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Since the ... «Nunatsiaq News, Jun 10»
