...that the shore has risen, the stone huts of the natives are found scattered along the line of the bay in spots now so fenced in by ice as to preclude all...once favorite hunting-grounds near open water. At Eensselaer Harbor, called by the natives Aunalok, or the Thawing Place, we met with huts in quite tolerable...

...that the shore has risen, the stone huts of the natives are found scattered along the line of the bay in spots now so fenced in by ice as to preclude all...of course of habitation by men who rely on it for subsistence/515 Tradition points to these as once favorite huntinggrounds near open water. At Rensselaer...

...that the shore has risen, the stone huts of the natives are found scattered along the line of tho bay in spots now so fenced in by ice, as to preclude all...once favorite hunting-grounds near open water. At Kensselaer harbor, called by the natives Aititatok, or the Thawing place, we met with huts in quite...

...are found scattered along the line of the bay in spots now so fenced in by ice, as to preclude alt possibility of the hunt, and, of course, of habitation...once favorite hunting-grounds near open water. At KensseIner harbor, called by the natives Aunatok, or the Thawing place, we met with huts in quite tolerable...

...all possibility of the hunt, and of course of habitation by men who rely on it for subsistence/61) Tradition points to these as once favorite huntinggrounds...water. At Rensselaer Harbor, called by the natives Aunatolc, or the Thawiug-Place, we met with huts in quite tolerable preservation, with the stone pedestals...

...that tho shore has nacn, the stone buts of the natives are found scattered along the lino of the bay in spots now so fenced in by ice, as to preclude all possibility of the bunt, and, of course, of habitation by men who rely on it for subsistence. " All these illusory discoveries...

...all possibility of the hunt, and of course of habitation by men who rely on it for subsistence. (51) Tradition points to these as once favorite huntinggrounds near open water. At Eensselaer Harbor, called by the natives Aunatok, or the Thawing-Place, we met with huts in quite tolerable...

...that the shore has risen, the stone huts of the natives are found scattered along the line of the bay, in spots now so fenced in by ice, as to preclude all...subsistence." " Tradition points to these as once favourite hunting-grounds, near open water." " I would respectfully suggest to those whose opportunities...

...that the coast has risen, the stone huts of the natives are found scattered along the Vine of the bay in spots now so fenced in by ice as to preclude all...habitation by men who rely on it for subsistence."— Arctic Explorations, i. 308. in most instances, of re-elovation, or, in other words, of oscillations...

...that the shore has risen, the stone huts of the natives are found scattered along the line of the bay in spots now so fenced in by ice as to preclude all...Aunatok, or the Thawing Place, we met with huts in quite tolerable preservation, with the stone pedestals still standing, which used to sustain the carcasses...