TIL in the midst of Greenland's pristine landscape lies a U.S. Air Force base which was abandoned in 1947 and everything was left behind; dilapidated vehicles, asbestos-laden structures, and 10,000 leaking fuel barrels. The Inuits who live in the region call the rusted remains "American Flowers". petapixel.com/2016/08/12/β¦
There is an estimated 10,000 barrels of oil there, called βAmerican flowersβ by the local Inuit
i found this item listed as a whalebone Inuit knife, all the seller knew is he bought it at an auction at someone's death in the uk, could anyone tell me anything about the date of it or its origins. reddit.com/gallery/ruorl1
Other than the Inuit sled dogs and Carolina dogs, are there any pre-Columbian domestic dog lineages left in the Americas? Additionally, is there much in a way of dog landrace formation in current Native American reservations?
Looking at wikipedia, there's been a number of extint breeds due to European contact, in North American neck of the woods...kind of curious as to whether there's much information available on existing dog populations.
TIL Researchers have found that Inuit from northern Quebec are genetically distinct from any present-day population in the world. They compared the genetic profile of 170 Nunavik Inuit with "everyone possible" from Asians, Africans, and Europeans to North and South Americans cbc.ca/news/canada/north/β¦
A list of American Amendments that were never approved.
Two Inuit hunters were paddling their kayak across the lake. They started to feel cold, so they lit a fire in their kayak, but then the kayak caught fire and sank. What is the moral of the story?
You cannot have your kayak and heat it too.
Looking for a film OR documentary focused on the lives of native people eg Native Americans, Inuit people, Aboriginal Australians etc that is either made by them or true to life
Iβd really like a more authentic film making style if possible, told from their pov
TIL The Inuit people of northern Greenland had many metal knives and tools despite having no mines or smelting: they used enormous iron meteorites for their metal which American explorer Robert E. Peary ultimately stole. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capβ¦
TIL until 1971, the Government of Canada assigned all Inuit people a number in lieu of a surname, and issued each a leather disc with the number that had to be carried at all times or sewn into clothing thediscoverblog.com/2016/β¦
TIL that years before Peary reached the North Pole, he kidnapped a native child and stole one of the world's largest iron meteorites from the Inuit in Greenland, delivering both to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. narratively.com/minik-andβ¦
Scientists wereβfor the very first timeβable to trace the dramatic migration of different ancient Siberian peoples β individuals who share DNA with living Inuits and Native Americans. They also found shared DNA between Khaiyrgas-1 and indigenous people in North America, such as the Chane and Guarani inverse.com/science/ancieβ¦
First Nations, Metis, and Inuit list of businesses across Canada? Especially with online websites
Hello, I was wondering if there is an up-to-date list of Indigenous businesses in Canada, or if people on the sub know of some they can share. Thanks!
The Inuit people of the arctic had access to sled dogs, yet the rest of the American Native peoples farther south had no contact with dogs during the Spanish Invasion. Given how incredibly useful domesticated dogs are, why did the use of dogs not travel south throughout the Americas?
I've heard that the Native Americans greatly feared the dogs brought by the Spanish conquistadores because they did not have dogs themselves--they only had access to Chihuahua-like animals. But, given that the Inuit people DID have access to dogs, why did their use never travel south considering how incredibly useful they would have been.
Thousands of years ago, Inuit and Yupik people of the Arctic carved narrow slits into ivory, antler and wood to create snow goggles. This diminished exposure to direct and reflected ultraviolet rays thereby reducing eye strain and preventing snow blindness [5185x5219]
The list of topics banned for discussion by the oligarchy's creepy globalist tech companies seems to grow daily. Hey Lee Greenwood, tell me again how you're proud to be an American, where at least we know we're free.
Pamyua - Bubblegum [Inuit/Yup'ik drumsong/African-American soul/fusion/indie] (2012) youtu.be/Z7U5GCrMWOo
My results. Both my parents are Turkish that's why I was surprised by Native American, Inuit and Finnish. Really interesting.
The full list of Gold Glove winners in both the American and National Leagues mlb.com/news/2021-gold-glβ¦
TIL Inuit and Yupik people of Alaska and Northern Canada carved narrow slits into ivory, antler and wood creating snow goggles to prevent snow blindness. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snoβ¦
Genetic study shows that Inuit brought their sled dogs when they migrated from Siberia to the American Arctic. Inuit sled dogs remain distinct from other Arctic dogs such as huskies and malamutes. ucdavis.edu/news/unique-sβ¦
Is there any historical documentation, literature, art, etc. that makes indication of exploration to lands outside of the Americas by American cultures such as the Incas, Aztecs, Inuits or other native people?
I understand that the Vikings are considered the first Europeans to venture to America but I was curious if there is any evidence of Americans doing the same thing in Europe, Africa or Asia. Iβd love to hear what you all think.
Costumes from Mrs. W. K. Vanderbiltβs fancy dress ball held on the 26th of March, 1883. It was a monumental event, costing an approximate 6 mil. dollars, and bringing together the elite of the American high society and redefining the hierarchy of the List of 400 β¨ reddit.com/gallery/rld729
A list of American ammendments that were never approved
A sewing implement or a game...Inuit or native american...found at an estate sale in Massachusetts
In Canada, a small town named its fleet of snow ploughs: Anita Shovel, Gordie Plow, Blizzard of Oz, Darth Blader, Pillsbury Plowboy, Sled Zepplin, Buzz Ice-Clear, Qunuk (Inuit word for snowflake), Flurrious George, Schoolβs Not Cancelled, Snobi One Kenobi and Sleetwood Mac cbc.ca/news/canada/windsoβ¦
Biden to mandate vaccination for 2/3 of American Workforce including private business over 100 employees. Fun afternoon activity: lets list all the Portland companies that will require vaccination for workers!!!!!
- most federal workers
- private companies over 100 employees
- federal contractors
- all health care workers at places that get medicare/medicaid funding
I'll start: VooDoo Donuts.
(also if this is you and you haven't done it for ANY reason but are ready to get vaccinated, I offer no judgement one on one chats, and I will help you get vaccinated, whatever you need)
β’ Affinity Property Management
- β’ Apple
- β’ Arrow Sanitary
- β’ Autodesk
- β’ Boeing
- β’ C&R Real Estate
- β’ Columbia
- β’ Daimler Trucks
- β’ Greystar Property Management
- β’ Holland Residential
- β’ Income Property Management
- β’ Intel
- β’ Nike
- β’ NW Natural
- β’ PGE
- β’ Princeton Property Management
- β’ Quantum Residential
- β’ US Bank
- β’ Vacasa
- β’ Wacom
- β’ Waste Management
- β’ Wells Fargo
Full list of the 80 House RINOs that voted YES to passing the Vax Database bill, to further increase the surveillance state on Americans. If they represent you, vote them OUT!
- Bacon (Nebraska)
- Baird (Indiana)
- Banks (Indiana)
- Barr (Kentucky)
- Bilirakis (Florida)
- Bucshon (Indiana)
- Burgess (Texas)
- Carl (Alabama)
- Carter (GA) (Georgia)
- Carter (TX) (Texas)
- Cheney (Wyoming)
- Cole (Oklahoma)
- Comer (Kentucky)
- Crenshaw (Texas)
- Curtis (Utah)
- Davis, Rodney (Illinois)
- Diaz-Balart (Florida)
- Dunn (Florida)
- Fitzpatrick (Pennsylvania)
- Fleischmann (Tennessee)
- Fortenberry (Nebraska)
- Gimenez (Florida)
- Gonzales, Tony (Texas)
- Gonzalez (OH) (Ohio)
- Graves (MO) (Missouri)
- Guthrie (Kentucky)
- Herrera Beutler (Washington)
- Hill (Arkansas)
- Hinson (Iowa)
- Hudson (North Carolina)
- Huizenga (Michigan)
- Jacobs (NY) (New York)
- Johnson (OH) (Ohio)
- Joyce (OH) (Ohio)
- Joyce (PA) (Pennsylvania)
- Katko (New York)
- Keller (Pennsylvania)
- Kim (CA) (California)
- Kinzinger (Illinois)
- Kustoff (Tennessee)
- LaHood (Illinois)
- Lesko (Arizona)
- Letlow (Louisiana)
- Long (Missouri)
- Lucas (Oklahoma)
- Luetkemeyer (Missouri)
- McCarthy (California) (Mr. Speaker, if the GOP wins 2022)
- McCaul (Texas)
- McClain (Michigan)
- McHenry (North Carolina)
- McKinley (West Virginia)
- Meijer (Michigan)
- Miller-Meeks (Iowa)
- Moore (UT) (Utah)
- Murphy (NC) (North Carolina)
- Newhouse (Washington)
- Owens (Utah)
- Palazzo (Mississippi)
- Palmer (Alabama)
- Pence (Indiana) (Greg Pence, Mike Pence's brother)
- Reed (New York)
- Reschenthaler (Pennsylvania)
- Rodgers (WA) (Washington)
- Rogers (AL) (Alabama)
- Rogers (KY) (Kentucky)
- Salazar (Florida)
- Schweikert (Arizona)
- Smith (NJ) (New Jersey)
- Smucker (Pennsylvania)
- Stauber (Minnesota)
- Stewart (Utah)
- Thompson (PA) (Pennsylvania)
- Turner (Ohio)
- Upton (Michigan)
- Wagner (Missouri)
- Wenstrup (Ohio)
- Westerman (Arkansas)
- Wilson (SC) (South Carolina)
- Womack (Arkansas)
- Young (Alaska)
I bought this Inuit Soapstone sculpture at me favorite local thrift store (149$) can anyone help me with more info on it?Iβve been doing loads of research and canβt find much. Itβs 11β tall and 20β long. Itβs really heavy. reddit.com/gallery/rb9ocp
The first sunglasses were used 2000 years ago by Inuit hunters, to protect from the blinding glare of the snow
This is Denali, she's a rare American Akita / Canadian Inuit Mix
Coat of Arms of Nunavut, Canada. It uses an igloo as a helm, a narwhal as a supporter, an inuksuk as a shield element, and its motto is in Inuktitut, all aspects of Inuit culture.
American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2 both have SIAPI controls. Look at this extensive list of in-game actions and action sets! I wish someone would make a video showcasing how it works. imgur.com/a/iDQQ1yO
My Magnum Opus! Inuit Inti True one tag, one faith, one culture, with 25% of the worlds dev on an arctic glacier! reddit.com/gallery/pt3sr5
Looking for books by Native American, Aboriginal or Inuit writers
As the title says, Iβm looking for books by Native American, Aboriginal or Inuit writers that give me an insight into their culture.
Iβm more interested in fiction but it doesnβt need to be any particular subgenre.
With over 1,500+ Responses, I present the winners of the North American Theatre of the Official /r/civ Battle Royale! | Meet the contenders for the New World - America, The Inuit, Canada, The Shoshone, Mexico and The Buccaneers![1920x1080]
Meet my first puppy Denali, sheβs Canadian Inuit Dog and American Akita
βSee the sustainability behind seal, the importance that seals have to Inuit,β and how sales of seal products can benefit Inuit artists and communities. cabinradio.ca/79464/news/β¦
Many Americans are being forced to choose. Violate your conscience or get vaccinated. Find out how government lawyers are trying to trap Americans into getting the jab. Know your rights. Submitting a religious exemption is legal, but it will be countered by a list of questions. Find out how to prope youtu.be/P016NigOT9k
Despite the raising concern against "leftist ideologue censoring books and free speech", here's the list of most banned books by the American Library Association (2020).
- George by Alex Gino
Reasons:Β Challenged, banned, and restricted for LGBTQIA+ content, conflicting with a religious viewpoint, and not reflecting βthe values of our communityβ - Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You by Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds
Reasons:Β Banned and challenged because of authorβs public statements, and because of claims that the book contains βselective storytelling incidentsβ and does not encompass racism against all people - All American Boys by Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely
Reasons:Β Banned and challenged for profanity, drug use, and alcoholism, and because it was thought to promote anti-police views, contain divisive topics, and be βtoo much of a sensitive matter right nowβ - Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
Reasons:Β Banned, challenged, and restricted because it was thought to contain a political viewpoint and it was claimed to be biased against male students, and for the novelβs inclusion of rape and profanity - The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Reasons:Β Banned and challenged for profanity, sexual references, and allegations of sexual misconduct by the author - Something Happened in Our Town: A Childβs Story About Racial Injustice by Marianne Celano, Marietta Collins, and Ann Hazzard, illustrated by Jennifer Zivoin
Reasons:Β Challenged for βdivisive languageβ and because it was thought to promote anti-police views - To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Reasons:Β Banned and challenged for racial slurs and their negative effect on students, featuring a βwhite saviorβ character, and its perception of the Black experience - Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
Reasons:Β Banned and challenged for racial slurs and racist stereotypes, and their negative effect on students - The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison
Reasons:Β Banned and challenged because it was considered sexually explicit and depicts child sexual abuse - The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas
Reasons:Β Challenged for profanity, and it was thought to promote an anti-police message
List of screenings of "Revolution of Our Time" (a documentary about the Hong Kong Protests) for Americans reddit.com/gallery/r9no1i
On the 2020 US Census, the question regarding race lists people from Egypt and Lebanon as examples of "white". Have people of Middle Eastern/North African descent always been officially classified as "white" in the US, and were they historically considered white by everyday Americans?
The exact wording of the question:
- What is Person 1's race?
[ ] White β Print, for example, German, Irish, English, Italian,Lebanese, Egyptian, etc.
