Boas, Baffin-Land Eskimo

authority	The Eskimo of Baffin Land and Hudson Bay
cited as	Boas, Baffin-Land Eskimo
author	Franz Boas — carried down from the entry above, not printed again
title	The Eskimo of Baffin Land and Hudson Bay
in	Bulletin American Museum of Natural History
year	1901
language	en
listed on	1-028 (folio 8)
copy	https://archive.org/details/bulletin-american-museum-natural-history-15-001-370 unchecked
printed	The Eskimo of Baffin Land and Hudson Bay (Bulletin American Museum of Natural History, Vol. XV, Part I, 1901). [Cited, BOAS, Baffin-Land Eskimo.]

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• 1-131 uncollated e or less similar to that of the Eskimo sledge described byBoas.⁴ I met with instances among the inland Yakut where ordin
• 1-146 uncollated d from personal experience I can confirm the opinion of Dr.Boas,¹ that the cross-lines of the Asiatic harness would make it
• 1-294 uncollated ented in Fig. 163, a-d, are identical with those figured byBoas.¹ In Fig. 163, e is the same as d, with the addition of the
• 1-310 uncollated The wealthy use scarfs and shawls bought from the traders.Boasof squirrel-tails, made by the Lamut, are much worn by Chuk
• 1-338 uncollated Boas, Baffin-Land Eskimo
• 1-351 uncollated ill you shoot? Raven. They have spoiled my corral. CompareBoas, Indianische Sagen, p. 317; see also Bogoras, Anthropologis
• 1-358 uncollated sts among the Eskimo tribes of America, and is mentioned byBoasas occurring among the Central Eskimo,¹ and by Kroeber amon
• 2-011 uncollated ects. Thus among the Central Eskimo, according to ProfessorBoas,¹ large bowlders scattered over the country are considered