Oscar Nordquist

• 1-047 uncollated information collected by myself, the very valuable paper byNordquistand the official “Register of the Inhabited Places of the S
• 1-051 uncollated th the data given by Mr. Gondatti, is about 6½ or 7. Lieut.Nordquistallows for the villages of the Arctic shore not more than 5
• 1-052 uncollated g-knife”): 30 houses (Register, 38 houses, 231 inhabitants;Nordquist, 40 houses). Half of the people are Chukchee, and half Nɵˊɵ
• 1-053 uncollated slight modification of the last vowel, “curve”): 11 houses (Nordquist, 17 houses; it is not given in the Register, and probably t
• 1-054 uncollated I was unable to identify with villages mentioned by Lieut.Nordquist. Lieut. Nordquist arrives at the same number of inhabitants
• 1-131 uncollated rdinary East Siberian dog-sledge with a tandem team. Lieut.Nordquist, in his Report given by Nordenskiöld,³ describes likewise
• 2-035 uncollated In general, the names of constellations given by LieutenantNordquist² differ from mine only in the method of transcription; but
• 3-004 uncollated ng children. ɪnpɪnaˊčhɪn and ɪnpɪñeˊ, which, according toNordquist, were mentioned by several authors as terms for “father” an