The Stefánsson-Anderson Arctic Expedition of the American Museum : Preliminary Ethnological Report 14, pt. 1
The Stefánsson-Anderson Arctic Expedition of the American Museum : Preliminary Ethnological Report 14, pt. 1
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They were never successful in their search, Digitized byVjOOQlC 242 Anthropological Pajters American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XTV, which bad luck seldom attends a similar quest in the Mackenzie. They probably never wash but I know from experience one gets no dirtier after the first few days.
Attitude toward being Measured and Photographed. They showed no fear of head measurements and of being photographed, at first. But B.
ofiiciously explained the photo process which seemed to make the...m uneasy and I dared not go beyond two group pictures, for we expect to have con- siderable to do with these people later. They made no inquiry as to the nature of my operations in photographing them, possibly not to show igno- rance, or perhaps for some other reason. B.*s explanation was gratuitous.
Use of Bows. Wanting to see them shoot with bows, I thought it a happy introduction to the subject to show them how to shoot. I therefore set up a small stick at one hundred yards and fired at it. Two of the apparently prominent men went with me at my call for volunteers to see the effect of the shot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were never successful in their search, Digitized byVjOOQlC 242 Anthropological Pajters American Museum of Natural History. [Vol. XTV, which bad luck seldom attends a similar quest in the Mackenzie. They probably never wash but I know from experience one gets no dirtier after the first few days.
Attitude toward being Measured and Photographed. They showed no fear of head measurements and of being photographed, at first. But B.
ofiiciously explained the photo process which seemed to make the...m uneasy and I dared not go beyond two group pictures, for we expect to have con- siderable to do with these people later. They made no inquiry as to the nature of my operations in photographing them, possibly not to show igno- rance, or perhaps for some other reason. B.*s explanation was gratuitous.
Use of Bows. Wanting to see them shoot with bows, I thought it a happy introduction to the subject to show them how to shoot. I therefore set up a small stick at one hundred yards and fired at it. Two of the apparently prominent men went with me at my call for volunteers to see the effect of the shot.
What to read after The Stefánsson-Anderson Arctic Expedition of the American Museum : Preliminary Ethnological Report 14, pt. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vilhjalmur Stefansson to read onlineMoreLess
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