Inuit skin tents (Cape Fullerton, Hudson Bay, Canada)
View of Inuit skin tents used as summer shelter, probably at Cape Fullerton, Hudson Bay, Canada, 1905. Infrastructure Lifestyle Title supplied by cataloger. Taken by Captain George Comer (1858-1937), a sealer and whaling captain from East Haddam. He went to sea while still in his teens and was later...
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Ownership Statement: Mystic Seaport
1905
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11134/70002:5561 |
| Summary: | View of Inuit skin tents used as summer shelter, probably at Cape Fullerton, Hudson Bay, Canada, 1905. Infrastructure Lifestyle Title supplied by cataloger. Taken by Captain George Comer (1858-1937), a sealer and whaling captain from East Haddam. He went to sea while still in his teens and was later master of vessels from both New London and New Bedford. Comer also participated in voyages involved in polar expeditions and was noted for his studies of Arctic peoples and their environment. Slide prepared by the American Museum of Natural History from an original photograph by Captain George Comer. Slide was used by Comer to illustrate lectures about his Arctic and seafaring experiences. |
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