Seal hunting is an essential part of life for the Inuit. The skin, like this one from a recent kill, will be turned into outerwear. Passing on knowledge of hunting and food procurement helps ...

Now, Jeremiassen, 64, is watching as warming temperatures threaten these Inuit ... their skin. The elders taught the children how to build a fire and prepare Greenlandic food—fish, seal and ...

Aaqsiiq is the so-called silence game played among the Nunavut people. Picture a circle of friends huddled round the fire.

“Greenlandic Inuit culture is still being accepted in ... And never waltz into a store selling seal skin or Arctic fox wool with your nose turned up; traditional clothing is not only sourced ...

Another standout feature of the series is the handmade Kamik boots, a tall mukluk style made from seal skin or caribou. These boots, often passed down through generations, are a symbol of Inuit ...

A tattoo artist explained the significance of traditional Inuit tattoos, or Tunniit, and the children painted temporary ones onto their skin. The elders taught the children how to build a fire and ...

Then during a special dinner focused on “country food” (the colloquial name for traditional dishes), I relished local delicacies like maktak (whale skin ... many Inuit homes still have soapstone ...

This book is among nearly 100 found in France by researchers at the University of Cambridge to be bound with seal skin. The books belong to a French monastery from the 12th century. (Matthew ...