Nɵˊɵkan

• 1-040 The inhabitants of the Eskimo village Nɵˊɵkan, on East Cape, who differ
• 1-041 Nɵˊɵkan; though some of the inhabitants of Uweˊlen, the nearest settlement
• 1-042 and four in Nɵˊɵkan. It is easy, however, to understand that to Wrangell,
• 1-052 Nɵˊɵkan (Eskimo, Nabuˊqak), on East Cape: 48 houses (Register, 50 houses, 299 inhabitants). The
• 1-075 I was told that in very ancient times there was a kind of fair in Nɵˊɵkan or,
• 1-090 now the richest man on the Chukchee Peninsula. Nɵˊɵkan has three; Uweˊlen,
• 3-072 Kukuˊlpɪn, lived on the continent, opposite the village Nɵˊɵkan, on Cape Kɪˊɪmɪn.¹
• 3-122 Nɵˊɵkan, on East Cape, is also inhabited by Eskimo. East Cape and Indian

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