Name: GH
Email : N/A
Date: 27 Nov 2002
Time: 20:04:31
Remote User:
I found your sight a great place to start. Though I would like to see a name origin page. One where folks who are native and non-native can see that the word "Eskimo" is not a self designation. The "Real People" are Inupiat, Yupik, Cupik, Inuit, etc...
Keep up the good work,
GH
Name: Jessica
Email : cant tell
Date: 11 Nov 2002
Time: 14:34:32
Remote User:
i relly like this site.
Name: Raine
Email : can't tell you sorry!
Date: 11 Oct 2002
Time: 03:22:31
Remote User:
II think that your website is very interesting, but that you should give us more information abou the Eskimos. For example, writing a paragraph or two on what their culture is (was) like, how the hunted...(etc) Good job! Continue your good work!
Name: Oscar L, Snell Jr
Email :
Date: 07 Oct 2002
Time: 00:27:39
Remote User:
I'm Inc is Nana But Looking for address for HUNTER Inc I'm Eskimos and did to fine address for HUNTER INC can you help
Name: Lacey
Email :
Date: 06 Oct 2002
Time: 17:05:41
Remote User:
Dude! Thanx soooooooo much! I had to do research for a class on the Inuit, and your web site totally helped me out! It wuz very interesting! Keep on doing what you do!!!!!!
Name: Andy
Email :
Date: 27 Sep 2002
Time: 03:07:04
Remote User:
I think that its pretty nice to learn about eskimos
Name: DEE
Email : N/A
Date: 09 Sep 2002
Time: 06:34:10
Remote User:
i'm live in whitakers, nc. i went to anchorage about 3 years ago. it was something i have never experienced in my life. the eskimos are the most friendly people to get along with. they are very beautiful people, especially the ones that live in penland park.
Name: gourav biswas
Email :
Date: 24 Aug 2002
Time: 06:02:28
Remote User:
it is to good for us
Name: Aaron
Email :
Date: 20 Aug 2002
Time: 22:28:11
Remote User:
I have a question. Today in class we were talking about eskimos.I asked my teacher,"If eskimos live in igloos,how can they burn a fire inside of the igloo without melting it?"She said that she had no clue,but I had asked a really good question. She asked me to research it and find out.I've looked everywhere and no success.If you have the answer please email it to me. Again,the question is:If Eskimos live in igloos,how can they burn a fire inside of the igloo without melting it?
Name: kathy
Email :
Date: 19 Jul 2002
Time: 04:51:55
Remote User:
If you want to know more about Alaskan cultures and history you should go to the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage, you will learn alot there too. It is an exciting place to go and good place to learn you will learn alot there.
Name: me
Email :
Date: 23 Jun 2002
Time: 09:03:27
Remote User:
thanx, im doin a project..... ur information is good, but i still need 2 find out if they have any threats, if u know, can you e mail me plz, ill really appreciate it....... thanx alot!!!!
Name: Monty
Email :
Date: 15 Jun 2002
Time: 22:39:30
Remote User:
I found your site easy to navigate and easy to read. You ahve done a great job and I suppose a great service considering all the comments people are making. I am a writer living in Southern California and I am considering a book which takes place in a small Eskimo fishing village and your site has given me a good head start on my research. Thank you for a job well-done. Monty
Name: Tommy
Email :
Date: 30 Jan 2002
Time: 15:51:42
Remote User:
I thought that the sight was cool
Name: jose prakash
Email :
Date: 21 Jan 2002
Time: 16:27:01
Remote User:
This is a beautiful website and I came to know a lot of new things about the life and some history of these wonderful people. If you can include some more history of this people and thier religion and festivals and all it will be more interesting. Congrates for making this wonderful website about the most wonderful people in the world. With love and all the best, jose prakash (New York)
Name: stacie
Email : 10721
Date: 17 Jan 2002
Time: 17:29:19
Remote User:
why is the web site so hard to find?
Name: ashley wignall
Email :
Date: 16 Jan 2002
Time: 23:33:51
Remote User:
yes why is the web site so hard to find
Name: shrimp
Email :
Date: 25 Nov 2001
Time: 19:11:38
Remote User:
you needmore info
Name: go
Email :
Date: 06 Nov 2001
Time: 22:29:09
Remote User:
eskimos are cool
Name: I can't tell you, sorry!
Email : i can't tell you,sorry!
Date: 19 Sep 2001
Time: 02:06:16
Remote User:
I am doing a project in social studies about some Native American tribe. I looked at this site to see if i wanted to do eskimos. On what this site told me I think eskimos are pretty interesting. I might do my project on eskimos. Thank you for making a really good site about eskimos. I thought it told you alot of interesting facts about eskimos. I could at lest understand what this site was saying. When I started to read this i thought it was so cool and not boring.
Name: Rachel
Email :
Date: 10 Sep 2001
Time: 19:33:18
Remote User:
I needed info on Eskimos for a school project. I found some.... but i still need more... but thanks anyway! ~Rachel
Name: David Crabtree
Email :
Date: 24 Jun 2001
Time: 22:09:00
Remote User:
I thought that the site was informative and interesting however, as I am interested in Archaeology and have been following some of the findings concerning prehistoric Eskimos sites, I am interested in "how to" or why were certain things made in a certain way. I am a member of the Society of Primitive Technology. I am Shawnee Indian and my wife is Cheyenne. I am interested in cultures from all over the world as we have all had a primitive begining. Again, thanks for the site.
Name: ESTHER
Email : VivaCubaLibre@earthlink.net
Date: 05 Jun 2001
Time: 00:35:09
Remote User:
I am a teacher and have thoroughly enjoyed your site!!! I will share it with my students.... Thank you so much for sharing knowledge about such an interesting and gentle people as the Eskimos in Alaska!!!
Gratefully, ESTHER VivaCubaLibre@earthlink.net
Name: ESTHER
Email : VivaCubaLibre@earthlink.net
Date: 05 Jun 2001
Time: 00:21:34
Remote User:
I am a teacher and have thoroughly enjoyed your site!!! I will share it with my students.... Thank you so much for sharing knowledge about such an interesting and gentle people as the Eskimos in Alaska!!!
Gratefully, ESTHER VivaCubaLibre@earthlink.net
Name: Megumi Tanaka
Email :
Date: 16 May 2001
Time: 05:24:11
Remote User:
I'm a Japanese and I must search about Eskimo.So this site was very very useful! Thank you! I could learn a lot of information. Photographes were also very beautiful!
Name: Lydia
Email :
Date: 03 May 2001
Time: 11:01:29
Remote User:
Hey thanks 4 the GREAT info!!!!!!!!! i learned alot! + now i wont get an E!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yeah well im only in 6th grade but still!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~*~BOB~*~
Name: Claudette Carpenter Wells
Email :
Date: 05 Apr 2001
Time: 03:52:36
Remote User:
The most beautiful Eskimo I have ever known, My Mom, Martha Vanloock Carpenter,born in Ukatan A. in the Aluetian Ilands. Her father{Francis VanLoock}was from Belguim,my grandmother was VeronicaU olook
Name: Bryan at UMCP
Email :
Date: 08 Mar 2001
Time: 08:38:10
Remote User:
My girlfriend and i had a bet that this site settled. I said that Eskimos did not live in Alaska. That they only lived north of there and they only lived in igloos. I was proven wrong. I do think the site should have more links or more information about the eskimo culture.
Name: valerie
Email :
Date: 15 Feb 2001
Time: 23:56:25
Remote User:
hello i was on here trying to help my friend find something on eskimos married life...i haven't found that yet but i did learn some other things about them. This is a pretty kewl site. ~vally~
Name: valerie
Email :
Date: 15 Feb 2001
Time: 23:52:26
Remote User:
Hi the reason i was on this site was to help a friend find some information about the eskimos married life....i haven't found that out yet, but i learned some info. by lookin through this! it's a kewl site to go to. ttyl toodles:) vally
Name: Candi
Email :
Date: 09 Feb 2001
Time: 23:51:32
Remote User:
this site helped me a lot for a school social studies project. otherwise, i would have gotten a BIG FAT F. Thanx
Name: Ken Little
Email :
Date: 24 Jan 2001
Time: 21:09:50
Remote User:
I was Ordinary Seaman on USMS North Star in 1947. The North Star ship was a supply vessel operated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. We boarded the villagers of Savoonga and transported them to Gambel in order that they could be closer to their fishing area. Our ship anchored off shore and the villagers came to the ship in the kayaks and umiak canoes. They were very colorful. The women wore calico dresses over their outer clothing. I overheard the village chief say to our skipper, "Women with chicken in belly no go up ladder." This was in reference to the pregnant women who would be lifted onto the ship by our loading platform.
Name: Sarah
Email : can't give out
Date: 17 Jan 2001
Time: 19:52:18
Remote User:
I like all the info you give, and the pictures too! what religions do the Eskimo people have? G.2.G. *~Sarah~*
Name: kathy
Email :
Date: 13 Dec 2000
Time: 23:25:58
Remote User:
HI Just found this one out, not alot of info, but glad it is out. Anyone want a pen=pal?...prefer native alaskan.
Name: Kathy
Email :
Date: 13 Dec 2000
Time: 23:23:46
Remote User:
When a Inupiaq lady wears wolverine on her ruff, and has claws on it, it means she has a high status of cooking, sewing, tanning the hides. Inupiaq means "real people"
Name: annie
Email :
Date: 28 Nov 2000
Time: 03:38:30
Remote User:
hehe... i have a friend named brian that lives in Alaska!!! he's kool... i wanna go to alaska!!! looks beeutiful... hehe
i'm really here cuz i got a report to do about eskimos... ick!!! i hate school, ... bye
Name: cup'ik eskimo
Email :
Date: 09 Aug 2000
Time: 05:01:22
Remote User:
Where are the cup'ik eskimos?
Name: amanda sellitti
Email :
Date: 15 Jul 2000
Time: 02:42:19
Remote User:
my firend went there and she say ti was cool and she is the bast and cool to bet she is the p one so we mack a p tame is and we are the bast tame to be the world to be and i miss her she die in a car thing so thakyou
Name: KAT
Email : ksando@mail.jemez.com
Date: 21 Jun 2000
Time: 17:24:06
Remote User:
HELLO, The website was very informative and valuable. As a Native American woman, I can relate to all the cooking that is done when the men bring home their kill. I am planning to teach Alaskan children in another year. There is so much I would like to learn about the cultures. I will begin my third year teaching here at Jemez Valley Elem. I live on a reservation called Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico. Our children speak the Towa language. It's unique in that no other pueblo speaks the language. My goals in teaching are to teach children of another language how to speak English effectively, but yet retain their own culture. Is there anyone from a rural village in Alaska who I can connect with? Thanks so much!
Name: Roadster
Email :
Date: 11 Jun 2000
Time: 03:23:40
Remote User:
L.S.,
Nice site about the Eskimo lifestyle. I learned something as an European not knowing all myths were false or true.
I have some short question and would appriciate any answer(s) from the Inupiat community over there.
Could anyone please explain the term "queenuk"?
Im looking forward receiving any help, answers or contributions in return.
Keep up the good work and thanks in advance,
R0adst3r the Netherlands Europe
Name: Amy and Kristen Ann
Email :
Date: 02 May 2000
Time: 23:15:28
Remote User:
We are interested in starting an Eskimo Awareness Club at our high school and were wondering if anyone had tips on doing an ice fishing day...
Name: Proman
Email :
Date: 23 Mar 2000
Time: 10:14:31
Remote User:
Really love your site, but I miss a little imformation about caribous.
Name: Teresa York
Email :
Date: 02 Feb 2000
Time: 17:20:57
Remote User:
It is fun up there! I like to come and visit.
Name: nay kay
Email :
Date: 28 Jan 2000
Time: 02:58:24
Remote User:
i like to know more about the natives that live in alaska thank you, but are imformantion was writen claerly to understande
Name: heather camp
Email : hcamp@taxbackinc.com
Date: 18 Jan 2000
Time: 20:20:38
Remote User:
I am not native american but am married to a man who is half yupik eskimo which makes my three young children one quarter yupik. since the birth of the first five years ago i have become interested for their sake in the yupik culture and have since become fascinated for myself. anyway my husband's mother is Lynn Camp (born Leonorda Theresa Smart) from Hooper Bay, Alaska. I am interested not only in their immediate family history but also in the yupik culture in general. Please email me with any info you like (i'll be at this email address through April 15 2000) . I would appreciate any inut anybody out there has to offer. thanks! heather camp
Name: carleen Busick
Email :
Date: 11 Jan 2000
Time: 00:00:09
Remote User:
I m a thirdgrader at Sandy Hill Elementary School in Cambridge,Maryland.I m studying Native American tribes.My teachers passed out papers about tribal homes. I chose as my project to make an Igloo and I would like some advice on how to make one.
Name: Bob
Email :
Date: 07 Jan 2000
Time: 02:36:01
Remote User:
What this says about how Eskimos never lived in igloos is wrong. If they didnt live in igloos where did they live? In "Ordanary" houses like us back when Russia and Alaska had made the land bridge? You have got to be kidding me.
Name: Anthony
Email :
Date: 19 Dec 1999
Time: 17:06:49
Remote User:
Alaska is a Wonderful place to reside...Presently I live in Southern,California. I went to college in Alaska. Sheldon Jackson College...in Sitka.
I am part NAtive American...and I love the Indian culture up there...I'm still interested in learning soo much more about my heritage.
I'm also looking for a single Native American Woman to get to know and to possibly get into a serious relationship down the road...so if any of you are aware of any please give them my email address or if you are one..feel free to email me.
take care and Happy Holidays!
Name: Belal Rizvi
Email :
Date: 10 Dec 1999
Time: 02:00:09
Remote User:
Right now in Pakistan I am doing a research project on the Eskimos and one of my friends told me to come to this site. Boy, am I glad! This site is cooler than Star Wars!
Name: Dana
Email : djvaughn@ucsd.edu
Date: 28 Oct 1999
Time: 05:09:04
Remote User:
Hi! Your site is great!! It was the only one I could find that actually taught me anything about St. Lawrence Island. I live in San Diego California, and I am a student at the University of California, San Diego. Thats pretty far from St. Lawrence! I liked your quiz page too! Thanks!
Name: Julia
Email :
Date: 10 Oct 1999
Time: 17:01:20
Remote User:
Hi thanks for the help i am doing a report on north west indians and i am running really late!!!Thanks for helping me bye!!!!!
Name: Bob
Email : un@listed
Date: 29 Jul 1999
Time: 19:40:25
Remote User:
Yupik children who are attending a conference here in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, have been credited with bringing some drought relief to the area. Due to their "lightning and thunder dance", a surprise thunderstorm dumped 3-inches of rain on parched ground yesterday, July 28th. Most of Pennsylvania has been in a drought emergency since July 20th. (See news article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 7/29/99)
Name: Martha Walters
Email : mwalters@pooh.heritage.edu
Date: 14 Jun 1999
Time: 20:09:23
Remote User:
I am Eskimo from Nome, Alaska. I have been here in Washington since my Aunt Elva Bundy took me after my mother passed away 11 months after she had me. I trying to get my family tree together for my children and grandchildren. My mother's name was Lena Bundy and my father's name is David Garnie. David Garnie father was Franco(ko) Garnie(ey). I think his mother was Parline (Payline) garnie(ney). I have been in contact with my brother Joe Garnie and am working with him to get my father's side. My mother's father was Arthur Bundy and my mother's mother was Martha Sherman Bundy (Kus-soo-nik). Martha Sherman's father was John Sherman and her mother was Ella Sherman (oo-yak-oor-ruk). My grandparents had Elva, Lena, Marie, Dewitt, Cora and Morris Bundy. I am in contact with Cora's children and getting that information I hope. Morris Bundy is living with me, and did help a little, but he says he forgotten so much. Any help you can give me will be greatly appreciated. I lost all my information that my great- granduncle Enock Sherman supplied me, so I need anyone that knows that side to help me there. It is hard trying to get a family history for the future generations, but I want to do this for them. Also, any stories or legends will greatly be appreciated for our family tree and for Alaska knowledge for my children and grandchildren were born here in Washington. I want them to know their history also. Thank you very much for any help. Hear from you soon.
Name: Judy Harris
Email : Aqavzik@hotmail.com
Date: 08 Jun 1999
Time: 23:03:17
Remote User:
As being an Eskimo/Aleut I thought this was a good web page. I live in Naknek, Alaska which is located in Bristol Bay. Which to many is known as the fishing capitol of the world.
Name: Liz
Email :
Date: 17 Apr 1999
Time: 16:44:47
Remote User:
Hi! I found your site to be very informative. I have a question though, how do you spell "kayluneque" (the Yup'ik word for wolf)? It's just something I'm curious about. If anyone knows, I'd be very grateful to hear from you. Thanks!
Name: Jim
Email :
Date: 21 Feb 1999
Time: 13:19:17
Remote User:
Iam from Ireland and Iam interested in your culturl.Would you please send me information on your dayly life.Thank you very much.
from Jim Hennessy
Name: Giancarlo Ghidesi
Email :
Date: 14 Jan 1999
Time: 07:58:36
Remote User:
Thi site is very good !I hope to visit you very soon! Bye!
Name: bahvruk
Email :
Date: 05 Jan 1999
Time: 07:08:53
Remote User:
check out the library to find books by alaskan natives on alaskan natives the universities in alaska can help you alot. i enjoyed reading your webpages. what a fascinating way to do research and publishing...in the classroom! your effoerts show in the work the class did as a community.
Name: Victor Wong
Email : g
Date: 13 Dec 1998
Time: 13:40:31
Remote User:
Very good webpage on the eskimos of Alaska. I went to Alaska this year and visited the eskimo town of Anaktuvuk Pass in the Brooks Range. It was a very enriching experience for me on the eskimo culture. I truely enjoyed visiting the last frontier.
Name: Curtis Silook
Email :
Date: 17 Nov 1998
Time: 07:46:07
Remote User:
I really love this page. I am from Gambell and lived there for 7 years(not counting the 2 during high school) I would like to see an air eal snapshot of the village. Curtis Pekfightkaq Siluk
Name: Curtis Silook
Email :
Date: 17 Nov 1998
Time: 07:44:44
Remote User:
I really love this page. I am from Gambell and lived there for 7 years(not counting the 2 during high school) I would like to see an areal snapshot of the village. Curtis Pekfightkaq Siluk
Name: Diane Bundy
Email :
Date: 4/19/98
Time: 4:18:15 AM
Remote User:
Hi This site is like a doorway that opens into the world of the Alaskan Eskimos. The research you have done is tremendous. The time you have spent working on this project is apparent. Students from all over the world will be learning from your work for years to come.
Name: Kaity Hale
Email : K8ybugg@AOL.com
Date: 4/16/98
Time: 5:16:02 PM
Remote User:
This was very informative!! GREAT job!!!
~~Kaity~~
Name: Bill Vedders
Email :
Date: 4/5/98
Time: 2:45:48 PM
Remote User:
Great Job!
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