Wuteˊen

• 1-034 Wuteˊen, the same name as the village close by.
• 1-040 derision, Peˊekit.² The inhabitants of Wuteˊen, the last Eskimo village on
• 1-051 Wuteˊen or Wuˊturen (Eskimo, Čeṛiˊnak), the first Eskimo village, which lies near Cape Ulakhpen.
• 1-051 Between Aˊčon and Wuteˊen, in former times, there was a small settlement, Čeˊnlin, occupied by
• 1-051 famine of 1880. The remainder turned to reindeer-breeding or emigrated to Wuteˊen and to
• 1-051 houses, 43 inhabitants). Most of the people are Aiˊwan, but four families came from Wuteˊen.
• 1-159 one in the Eskimo village Wuteˊen (see Fig. 47, c), which was
• 1-187 on old house-sites in Wuteˊen and

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