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"Dr. Dr. K.G. Sherlock" wrote in message ... This in depth discussion with James and Floyd shows the confusion about the natives of the North. I found this web site and I would like to hear James and Floyds review of the information provided. This web site agrees with Floyd. http://www.quarkexpeditions.com/arctic/culture.shtml Hi Dr. Sherlock: The following is a cut and paste from the above web site..... ** The word "Eskimo" comes from eskipot, an Algonquian word meaning "an eater of raw flesh." Some Eskimos feel this attribution puts them in a poor light with modern audiences and prefer to use other terms. The most widely used is "Inuit" which really refers specifically to the Eskimos of the eastern Canadian Arctic.** This is exactly what I was referring to. I am a Canadian. The Inuit are Canadian from the Eastern Arctic. I said that numerous times. ( You will note that the web site is from CT. USA. ) Please, DO NOT refere to the Inuit as "Eskimos". They really don't like it at all! James D. Carter. |
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