Nuˊnlig̣ren

• 1-051 Nuˊnlig̣ren (see Plate I, Fig. 2), which had 17 houses in one place, and 4 in another near by, with
• 1-233 on the Pacific coast, only one, in the village of Nuˊnlig̣ren, retains its original
• 1-234 Nuˊnlig̣ren, however, was the largest in the whole village. Underground
• 2-028 the village of Nuˊnlig̣ren, told me that when he was still newly inspired, he
• 2-068 In an underground house in Nuˊnlig̣ren I
• 2-114 and also by inference from the example of Nuˊnlig̣ren, most of the villages
• 2-115 in the larger villages, Chukchee or Eskimo, such as Nuˊnlig̣ren or Wuteˊen,
• 2-115 times. Thus in Nuˊnlig̣ren, until recent years, all the “neighbors,” who per-formed

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