Archaeological finds have revealed that the Paleo-Eskimos moved to the northern Canadian Arctic in 2300 BCE, apparently because of a change in climate. From there they gradually …

Inuit communities are found in the Arctic, in the Northwest Territories, Labrador and Quebec in Canada, above tree line in Alaska (where people are called the Inupiat and Yupik), and in …

Eskimos are sometimes shown rubbing noses together in greeting ritual, referred to as Eskimo kissing in Western culture, and only loosely based on an authentic Inuit practice known as …

Native from East Siberia to Greenland. Adaptions include rather short, stocky, and thickset bodies with short limbs, a very narrow nasal opening, and strong masticatory muscles. Often long …

历史上，欧洲人发明了Eskimo（爱斯基摩人）这个词，用来形容那些住在北极圈附近的勤劳的黄种人。 Eskimo的原意是穿雪鞋的人，令人联想到Husky（哈士奇），但并没有任何歧视的意思。

爱斯基摩人 （Eskimos 或 Esquimaux）是 北美洲 北部（包括 美国 阿拉斯加 北部、 加拿大 和 格陵兰）的 因纽特人 以及 阿拉斯加 西部和俄罗斯 西伯利亚 东北部的 尤皮克人 的总称， 阿留 …

Eskimid proper type, ranging over the vast, sparsely populated tundra along the icy coasts of Alaska, Nunavut, and Labrador (Canada) to Greenland. Mainly found in Inuit people. The …

This hunting song and the animal carvings you see here were created by the Inuit (IN-oo-it), Native Americans who live within and just below the Arctic Circle. In the past, the Inuit were …

This passing reference to Eskimo and the fairly modest claim it is intended to support are rarely remembered when the snow example is brought up. It is, however, closely associated with …

Eskimo, more commonly called Inuit, is a term used to describe people who primarily live in the far north, usually the Arctic. The Arctic is located north of the Arctic Circle, and although it has …