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Ghost story: return of woman who died in childbirth, and of the child who was buried with her [1 of 2]

Published 1978

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Ghost story: return of woman who died in childbirth, and of the child who was buried with her [2 of 2]

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Landing at Inuvik WHO photo by Paul Almasy.

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The call to the hospital WHO photo by Paul Almasy.

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Who are the experts? e-Scholars in the semantic web

by Kampa, Simon
Published 2002

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[Canadian health service airplane ambulance] WHO photo by Paul Almasy.

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Who Has the Responsibility? an Evolving Model to Resolve Ethical Problems in Intercultural Research

by Attneave, Carolyn L.
Published in American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health Research (1989)

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Two Eskimos who were among the first to sell reindeer to the U.S. government

Published 1900

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Landing of a flying ambulance near a lonely dwelling in Canada's north WHO photo by Paul Almasy.

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Yaqulget qaillun pilartat (what the birds do): Yup’ik Eskimo understanding of geese and those who study them

by Ann Fienup-riordan
Published 1999

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Yaqulget Qaillun Pilartat (What the Birds Do): Yup'ik Eskimo Understanding of Geese and Those Who Study Them

by Fienup-Riordan, Ann
Published in ARCTIC (1999)

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Yaqulget Qaillun Pilartat (What the Birds Do): Yup'ik Eskimo Understanding of Geese and Those Who Study Them

by Fienup-Riordan, Ann
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Mungi and his Wife, who lived at Point Barrow, Alaska, the Northwest extremity of North America The most skillful hunters of the tribe

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Iutzi-Mitchell_1999 ANTHROPOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON THE HUMAN COLONIZATION OF MARS: INSIGHTS FROM THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES WHO FIRST SETTLED EARTH’S ARCTIC

by Roy D. Iutzi-mitchell

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Collected plays (The Monk Who Wouldn't, The Fatal French Dentist, Professor Snaffle's Polypon...

by Mandel, Oscar
Published 1970
“... Splitting Headache; The Virgin and the Unicorn; Island. Vol. 2 contains these plays: The Monk Who Wouldn't...”

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Eskimo boy in center who went with Mr. Lapp [i.e. Mr. William Thomas Lopp] on relief expedition...

Published 1900

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Kasa-an Village, Indians and Canoes, Alaska Four different stocks have furnished the native tribes of Alaska: the Eskimos who originally occupied most of the interior and coast; the Athabascans who occupied...

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A Study of Growth, Morbidity and Mortality among Eskimo Infants of Western Alaska

by Maynard, James E., Hammes, Laurel M.
Published 1970

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Acute Hepatitis B Virus Infection: Relation of Age to the Clinical Expression of Disease and Subsequent Development of the Carrier State

by McMahon, Brian J., Alward, Wallace L. M., Hall, David B., Heyward, William L., Bender, Thomas R., Francis, Donald P., Maynard, James E.
Published in Journal of Infectious Diseases (1985)
“... seronegative Yupik Eskimos, performed between 1971 and 1976, identified 189 (14.8%) who developed serological...”

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Northwest History. Sports, Cont'd. Bowling to Hocky. Hockey. United States.

Published 1937
“... club will carry the brunt of battle. Lang Stove, league leaders, who meet Red and White in the opener...”

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