Shipping in an equivalent amount of store-bought food costs C$300 and clothing isn't included ... "We’re a production facility in Inuit lands, with Inuit people building the technology for ...

Nor could Inuit people have survived without the knowledge their female ancestors needed to possess in order to make life-saving caribou and sealskin clothing. As Bernadette rightly asserted at ...

Inuit culture is diverse. The different regions within Nunavut alone have their own clothing styles, Lindell said. Since Ice Cove is a fictional town, producers wanted to showcase a variety of styles.

Tootalik Ejangiaq enters her tent at the annual spring camp where she helps young people learn traditional Inuit skills ... and skin to turn into warm clothing. Darcy Enoogoo pulls a toy ...

These knives are used to cut meat, and then smooth skins that will be made into clothing. She did all ... which represents more than 14,000 Inuit people. “Being a leader in the community ...

This is the first major exhibition to explore how designers draw inspiration by the clothing that outfits people in extreme environments, according to the press release, and yes, it also ...

“How could people last for 4,000 ... was the opening attraction. “The Inuit figured out how to turn bones into tools, how to turn skin into warm clothing, how to feed their families for ...

The Inuit people of Greenland have a cultural and historical ... They became skilled hunters, ingenious engineers of igloos, ...

“Grave goods and typical clothing indicated burial in the 1500s ... in mummies is that atherosclerosis does not have just one cause. That these Inuit people, who had an active lifestyle and ate a diet ...