The Stokes Paintings Representing Greenland Eskimo volume 1
The Stokes Paintings Representing Greenland Eskimo volume 1
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Le l. Eneath the 16 AMERICAX MrSEUM cl'lDE LEAELETS surface of tlu' water at the left of the l)oat. To the rij^lit in the middle distance are fiilinar ^'ulls. In the distance is the (;reat ice river, the A Crhocff glacier.
The narwiial is an animal al)out which little i. S definitely known. Some, notahly Pearv, think that it is the fahled unicorn of the ancients. It occasionaHy has Itoth a JonLT and a >lii>ri hmu. One of which it may lose, however. The narwhal is hlue-hlack alonj^ the back and ...sj)otted with ivory white underneath. The thin >kin covcis a \cry deep layer of fat or hJiiKhcr, con. Sidered a delicacy hy the Innnit. This hluUher is eaten raw, as in fact is most of the food in the Arctics, and of coiu'se without j)e])])er or salt, neither of which is known to the Eskimo.
In narwhal hunting, the Imiuit ai)]iroaclic> tlif animal from the rear and one side, decreasing the distance noiselessly until he is within strik- ing distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Le l. Eneath the 16 AMERICAX MrSEUM cl'lDE LEAELETS surface of tlu' water at the left of the l)oat. To the rij^lit in the middle distance are fiilinar ^'ulls. In the distance is the (;reat ice river, the A Crhocff glacier.
The narwiial is an animal al)out which little i. S definitely known. Some, notahly Pearv, think that it is the fahled unicorn of the ancients. It occasionaHy has Itoth a JonLT and a >lii>ri hmu. One of which it may lose, however. The narwhal is hlue-hlack alonj^ the back and ...sj)otted with
In narwhal hunting, the Imiuit ai)]iroaclic> tlif animal from the rear and one side, decreasing the distance noiselessly until he is within strik- ing distance.
What to read after The Stokes Paintings Representing Greenland Eskimo volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York From Old Catalog American Museum of Natural History to read onlineMoreLess
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