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Cape York is a group of chemically related IIIAB iron meteorite masses found in northwestern Greenland and derived from a prehistoric fall. Greenlandic Inuit communities worked meteoritic iron from masses known as the Woman, the Dog, and the Tent into tools and weapons before sustained access to Eur...
Jean Briggs was a Canadian anthropologist known for fieldwork with Inuit communities and the 1970 ethnography Never in Anger.
Uvayuq, also spelled Ovayok, is a prominent esker on Victoria Island in the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut, Canada. Rising more than 200 meters above the surrounding tundra, it is located within Ovayok Territorial Park and was formerly known as Mount Pelly. The landform holds cultural significance for...
Inuuhuktu is a prominent glacial esker situated in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut, Canada. The geological formation consists of a distinct, winding ridge of sand and gravel that was deposited by ancient subglacial rivers during the last ice age. Eskers like Inuuhuktu frequently serve as prominent...
A traditional Greenlandic Inuit fermented food made by stuffing hundreds of little auks inside a seal carcass sewn shut and left to ferment under rocks for several months.
