Boas, Central Eskimo
| authority | The Central Eskimo |
| cited as | Boas, Central Eskimo |
| author | Franz Boas |
| title | The Central Eskimo |
| in | Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology |
| place | Washington |
| year | 1888 |
| language | en |
| listed on | 1-028 (folio 8) |
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FRANZ BOAS. The Central Eskimo (Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, pp. 399-669). Washington, Government Printing Office, 1888. [Cited, BOAS, Central Eskimo.] |
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way, and some of the details call to mind the tales of theCentral Eskimoof America, and must date back to a time prior to the appea
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’s Fort, in northern Alaska, is called by the same name. InCentral Eskimoit signifies “lake.”
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e or less similar to that of the Eskimo sledge described byBoas.⁴ I met with instances among the inland Yakut where ordin
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d from personal experience I can confirm the opinion of Dr.Boas,¹ that the cross-lines of the Asiatic harness would make it
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for the Discovery of a North West Passage, p. 451, cited inCentral Eskimo, p. 485.
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acted boiling. The blubber is not chewed, as is done by theCentral Eskimoin America. In spring, about the middle of April, the Rei
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