Inuit

Their language is regarded as something of a linguistic "fossil" and one of the oldest and most "pure" Inuit dialects.

And what struck me so extraordinary was to be again with the Inuit -- a people who don't fear the cold but take advantage of it.

Inuit hunters in north Canada recently saw some ducks but have not figured out what species they were, in Inuktitut or any other language.

A Cambridge University researcher will set out on Sunday on a year-long expedition to Greenland to document the threatened Inuit culture.

These were areas which Native Americans had not occupied, or where they were weak enough for coexistence with the Inuit.

' He'll drive on a bit in a fairly random direction. 'That's this side of Shepherd's Bush, inuit? ' he'll suggest speculatively.

Therefore, the Arctic's Inuit women, in the long winter to stop ovulation, until spring when the resumption of menstrual Lai Chao.

Confirming with satellite data what Inuit had been reporting anecdotally, its findings shocked climatologists and governments.

While I was talking with my Inuit host, his wife piled Arctic wolf and caribou skins on the ice bed.

You could help me to convince people of their ['inuit] beauty.

The majority of the population is of Scandinavian descent, with small groups of Inuit (from Greenland), Faroese, and immigrants.

Greenland, a territory of Denmark with a predominantly Inuit population, assumed self-rule in 2009, giving it control of its resources.

Whales have long been central part of Inuit life in Greenland, where a regulated subsistence hunt continues to this day.

But, while Inuit describes all of the Eskimo peoples in Canada and Greenland, it does not encompass all the peoples in Alaska and Siberia.

Based on ancient Inuit eyewear, each pair of slanties is handcrafted and engineered to be sturdy and reliable.

The changing climate forced the Inuit to work their way south, forcing them into marginal niches along the edges of the tree line.

The Inuit people of northern Canada used to travel around from place to place with teams of dogs that pulled their baggage.

It would be crass to suggest that we can learn to live like the Inuit or the Sami, for clearly our life experience is very different.

Which group of Aboriginal peoples make up more than half the population of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut The Inuit people.

Research suggests that traditionally the Inuit ate any number of meats, including seal, whale, caribou and fish.

The Inuit dogs have aided in hunting, carrying, transportation, protection, navigation, and companionship.

The last record of them is from 1408, roughly the same period as the earliest Inuit settlements in east Greenland.

Created as a new territory in 1999, Nunavut (Canada's most northern territory), is controlled by and for Inuit people.

A new Inuit Ataqatigiit government will edge Greenland a bit closer to full independence from Denmark.

Kimmirut is not only home to icebergs and sub-zero temperatures, it's also the chilly Arctic home of a small community of around 400 Inuit.

In late February representatives of the Inuit met in Ottawa to discuss a common position on resource development in the High North.

Thus, the games concern physical strength, agility, and endurance. Many Inuit games are traditional and require no equipment.

Snow depths in the housing, with a snow build into the high-profile, which is the Inuit people of the Wota.

This is one reason why researchers are turning to the experience of the Inuit themselves to read the signs of global warming.

American brief history: North America's primitive inhabitants are the Indian and the Inuit.

Other delegates spoke dismissively of companies that, a while back, had talked Inuit into bad deals.

For the Inuit to get water they normally have to chip blocks off an iceberg or light a fire.

Perhaps it is for this reason that some Inuit and Polynesians have similar facial features or body structure in present time.

I remember watching as an Inuit hunter was butchering a freshly shot caribou.

Researchers have difficulty defining when the Inuit stopped territorial expansion.

Blood circulation to the skin and hands is greater in Inuit people than in Europeans, protecting them from frostbite.

Narwhals brave the dangerous, shifting ice sheets to search for cod, but Inuit hunters brave them for narwhals.

Its Inuit builders said not to worry; they would quickly repair the damage.

As bowhead whalingdisappeared in Canada and Greenland, the Inuit had to subsist on a much poorer diet.

Human rights advocates demand that the Inuit and other indigenous people from the area are consulted in any development process.

They also were measured in breast milk from Inuit women in Arctic Canada in a 1997 study by Tomy and colleagues.

The first inhabitants of Canada were native Indian peoples, primarily the Inuit (Eskimo).

The Inuit practice the "Eskimo Kiss" by rubbing noses, or putting noses together and inhaling each other's breath.

Climate change, oddly, may boost Inuit bargaining power.

Two factors, however, may boost Inuit bargaining power.

Eskimos consider themselves to be Inuit (The People).

Our Polar Bear friend is named Illa, an Inuit wordfor "friend" , inspired by our daughter Ainsley's lovey-bear.

For greens, Kuhnlein adds, traditional Inuit "ate the stomach contents of caribou and deer. "

The Inuit are not against development, but want to ensure that it happens on their terms.

Don't buy the urban legend that Inuit cultures have hundreds of words for snow.

Inuit culture can survive alongside iPods, MSN and fast food but not against climate change.

Of these, 236 women and 253 men were either Native American or Inuit.

In half an hour, this traditional Inuit fish dish is cooked. It is delicious.

He pays heed to the observations of the Inuit.

The Inuit Circumpolar Council is a non-governmental organization that represents about 150, 000 Inuit.

So, it is hoped that the way of Inuit life will be kept alive for many more centuries.

Changes in the Arctic region will affect not just the Inuit.

Jeanie is right. Here Inuit can hunt and shoot-to-kill freely.

In that Mangyuan in the cold, the life of tens of thousands of Inuit (Eskimos).

School children visited Inuit villages and have classes where they learn how to fish, how to carve bones and how to make clothes.

The government has started a new school project in which Inuit teach their own young children.

As ice declines, so does the number of days available for Inuit to hunt for animals such as seals and walrus.

There are many languages of the Inuit peoples.

the way of Inuit life will be kept alive for many more centuries.

About one-half of Canadians are from Britain or French ancestry. Native Indians and Inuit still live in the country.

The government started a new project in which Inuit teach their own young children.

A turquoise glow gives it an ethereal aura, but it is history, not Inuit magic, that is responsible for this.

Similar problems beset the 30, 000 (mostly Inuit) people spread wide and far in Nunavut in Canada.

What is the other name of Eskimos? Eskimos are also called Inuit.

They built sleds based on a traditional Inuit design.

The people of northern Canada are called Inuit.

For good reason the Inuit elder reminds his grandson that "the snow is your best friend" .

Only 0. 01 people live there per square kilometer, mostly Inuit.

What part do indigenous people such as Inuit play?

opponents of the move called on an inuit politician in a sealskin waistcoat to explain why his homeland will feel the impact

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