THE ESKIMO PIE COMPANY PRESENTS A DONATION TO HELP “LICK THE DEFICIT.” THE COMPANY DONATED A NICKEL FOR EACH BOX OF ESKIMO PIES SOLD DURING A PROMOTION, AND TODAY PRESENTED ONE MILLION, FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND NICKELS ($70,000.00) TO THE US GOVERNMENT.

An Inuit eskimo chief speaks of something that is "very frightening".

Husky dog sled team. Footage of an Inuit sled driver using his whip as he guides his dog sled team across an Arctic ice landscape. Halfway through the clip, the dog team begins to pull the sled faster across the ice and the driver jumps back on board the sled. Footage obtained in April, in Greenland.

Elderly artist painting, Alaska, small town, guy with huskies and huskie pup, practice dogsledding in summer, small town in Alaska (Kotzebue), salmon drying, Eskimo women in traditional parkas, Eskimos throwing girl up and down on blanket, elderly Eskimo man demonstrates carving ivory/bone, CU woman's hand slides on ivory ring, bleak landscapes, St. Paul, seals, Eskimo kids faces, Eskimo kids go 3-wheelin', mother sea lion with young, vs sea lions, wildlife photographers take pix of sea birds and puffins, waves crash, Kenai peninsula, mountains, side POV mountain & forest, ducks, wildflowers, geese, Seward, airstream trailers elderly in parade, smalltown parade, marathon, reflection of american flag - stars and stripes - in sunglasses of woman watching parade, pie eating contest, man tries to climb greased pole, flag, mountains, aerials of Homer Alaska, giftshop, fishing boats, man holding huge enormous halibut, big fish, couple walk on beach, Denali Nat'l Park, bears, moose, elk, campers, prairie dog or ground squirrel eating, blueberries followed by pie, reflection of mountain in pond, woman contemplates scenery,

ROLL "E" 250 CS: WA of sparsely vegetated, snowy fields. VS two Eskimo men with two Eskimo children, fishing through hole in the ice. VS Eskimo village. CU VS Eskimo village. CU small wooden tower with weather vane on top. CI: GEOGRAPHICS: ALASKA, ARCTIC. GEOLOGY: SNOW. GEOLOGY: ICE. ANIMALS: DOGS, HUSKIES. BUILDINGS: TOWER. MANKIND: NATIONALITIES, ESKIMOS.

ESKIMO HUNTERS (NORTHWESTERN ALASKA)

Visiting The Eskimos - Smith Sound Eskimos. Donald MacMillan expedition to Greenland in the 1930s. 1930s, Greenland, Smith Sound, Arctic, Eskimos, Inuits, smiling Eskimo man, Eskimo man taking off hat to reveal hair, icebergs, part of glacier breaking off to form iceberg, shore, Eskimo settlement on rocky slope next to glacier, Eskimo paddling in kayak, Eskimos outside and inside sealskin tents, seal oil lamp used for cooking, smiling Eskimo child, children, mother, Eskimos entering rock igloo, Eskimo boy making knife by chipping walrus tusk, carving, woman using ulu knife, Eskimo women and babies chewing skin to make clothing and boots, worn teeth of elderly Eskimo woman from constant chewing, Eskimo cutting and cooking meat, Eskimos eating raw meat with knives, Eskimo woman using ulu knife to cut raw meat, Eskimo man making coil of line of out seal skin, Eskimo man lacing sledge with sealskin line, Eskimo man making holes in sledge with bow drill, Eskimo man making ivory rings for dog harness, Eskimo girls playing game with bones, Eskimo man making kalouti musical instrument, Eskimo children playing and sliding / sledding down snow, Eskimo child with puppy, mother with puppies, Eskimo woman carrying baby on her back

The relationship between the realities of Inuit (Eskimo) life and the expression of that life in Eskimo art. Illustrated conversation between two men with long experience in the Arctic: James Houston, designer, expert on Eskimo life, author; and John Bockstoce, Arctic archaeologist. Many examples of Eskimo work, and film of Eskimo life and art. 1971. The relationship between the realities of Inuit (Eskimo) life and the expression of that life in Eskimo art. Illustrated conversation between two men with long experience in the Arctic, James Houston, designer, expert on Eskimo life, author; and John Bockstoce, Arctic archaeologist. Many examples of Eskimo work, and film of Eskimo life and art. Houston lived with Eskimos for years, learned their language, and is the author of "The White Dawn", the story of first contact with Europeans. Bockstoce has traveled the Arctic widely as an archaeologist. Both have collected Eskimo sculpture. They explain how the Eskimo idea of "art" is not to imagine what to make but to release possibilities inherent in the stone. There is no Eskimo word for "artist" as a creator. Film clips illustrating Eskimo lifestyles and environment are from the famous 1921 Flaherty documentary "Nanook of the North" and a contemporary Canadian Broadcasting Corporation study "The Living Stone." Houston and Bockstoce discuss the films and show objects carved by Eskimos including a pipe, decorations, a walrus tusk, games of getting a pin into various holes of a carved bear's skull, a mobile of a harpooned seal. Eskimos make carvings while talking to friends… "Art while being sociable is part of art…" Eskimo snow glasses made from caribou antler and a polar bear. Eskimos try to find "what is hidden in the inner piece of material and find its vitality." "Carver knows nothing when he starts." … "real person and soul of a person in a single image." 28 mins. Produced and Directed by John Musilli. Air Date: 7/18/71. James Houston, designer, expert on Eskimo life, author. John Bockstoce, archaeologist.

Eskimos on Baffin lsland celebrates Easter

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Frobisher, Arctic Canada. <br/> <br/>GV. Eskimos with dog teams and sledges making their way across snow to Frobisher. TS. Sledges, Eskimo cracks his whip. GV. Dog team approaching Northern Station of Canadian Government, Frobisher, huts are seen. Hall full of Eskimos wearing Christmas hats, Father Christmas on stage. SV. Father Christmas handing young Eskimo baby a present, Mounties behind. Eskimo children. SCU. Eskimo woman with baby on her back. CU. Eskimo baby sleeping. Group of Eskimo children looking on. CU. Father Christmas with small Eskimo boy. LV. Eskimos dancing in circle. CU. Eskimo men in paper hats. SV. Eskimo children dancing.

United States Corps of Engineers conduct research and development activities at Camp Tuto in Greenland. An Eskimo or Inuit hunting party from New Thule near Camp Tuto in Greenland. Women smile as sled dogs relax in a snow covered field. Location: Greenland. Date: May 12, 1957.

ms Eskimo builds igloo - 1950's - probably sound stage but looks good - cu's of Eskimo - smoke from hole in igloo - snow falls on igloo - ice & snow in background - native dress - Inuit - series of shots - Arctic

ESKIMO HUNTERS (NORTHWESTERN ALASKA)

01/28/71 A0062688 - C0015816 ANAKTUVUK, ALASKA: FUEL AIRLIFT SAVES ESKIMO VILLAGE. NXC 44041 "ALASKA ESKIMOS" SHOWS: AERIAL VIEW OF BROOKS RANGE MOUNTAINS: ZOOM IN ON ESKIMO VILLAGE PEOPLE WALK TOWARD HOUSE: 3 SCENES ESKIMOS: 2 SCENES ESKIMOS GATHER WILLOW TWIGS: 2 SCENES OLD DRUMS AT AIRFIELD: 2 SCENES LOADING DRUMS AT AIRFIELD: AERIAL VIEW OF SNOWY VALLEY: CU PILOT OF AIRPLANE: AT LANDING FIELD ESKIMOS AWAIT FUEL PLANE: UNLOADING PLANE 3 SCENES: SNOW COVERED HUT: INT SMOKING STOVE: ESKIMO MAKING TEA WITH TEA BAG: ESKIMO AND WIFE SIT DOWN FOR TEA: (SHOT RECENT 56FT) ESKIMOS ALASKA - ANAKTUVUK WEATHER - ALASKA - ANAKTUVUK MOUNTAINS - BROOKS RANGE XX / 56 FT / 16 DUPE / NEG R31918 56 FT / 16 POS / COLOR / 10 FT / 16 POS / COLOR / CUTS /

Museum display of the skull of an Inuit person, on display in Greenland.

Family sits together while doing helping with schoolwork

Eskimo Summer. Canadian Eskimo life in the early 1940s. 1940s, Canada, Arctic, coastline, melting ice and snow, summer, Eskimos, Inuits, Alaska Natives, Eskimos carrying supplies and walking to summer fishing camp, Eskimo women setting up tents, Eskimo women carrying babies in their hoods, Eskimo men making stone dam fish trap in shallow water, fish entering dam and getting trapped, fishermen spearing fish in dam and flinging to boy on shore, fishermen anchoring net to shore and stretching it out across river, fishermen in kayak, fisherman in kayak catching fish with net, fishermen pulling white whale catch onto boat, fishermen pulling whale in net onto shore and cutting it up, Eskimo family eating meal of uncooked fish, ulu knife being used to cut up fish, ulu knife being used to cut up whale blubber, oil being pressed out of blubber, Eskimo pouring oil into stone lamp and lighting wick, Eskimos cutting up and hanging fish on lines to dry, Eskimo women chasing dogs away from hanging fish, harbor, Eskimos paddling out in kayaks to supply boat, Eskimo man fixing stalled boat engine, Eskimos unloading cargo onto shore, metal drums being filled with petrol and gasoline, Hudson Bay Company Trading Post, Eskimos trading furs for wooden stick currency, Eskimo splitting match down center, Eskimo using Primus stove, Caribou, Eskimo men looking through telescopes, Eskimo men stalking Caribou by imitating their movements and firing rifles, Eskimo man cutting up Caribou, Eskimo man laying out Caribou skin on ground, walruses in water and on rocks, polar bear in water, Eskimo man shooting and harpooning Polar Bear in water, Eskimo men hauling Polar Bear onto boat and shore, Eskimo men storing Polar Bear meat

Cruise of the whaler Herman to the Arctic. The whaler at sea. Crew members eat walrus meat on board. They arrive at Indian Point. Native Eskimos arrive in large whale boats and come aboard the whaler. Captain Pedersen trades guns and other items for fur with the natives. Skin and fur from the trade on the ship deck. Eskimo natives are landed on the ice after the trade. The whaler leaves the port. Men in boats, pack purchases to be taken to the village. A native Eskimo is seen. Location: Indian Point Alaska USA. Date: 1915.