How did the old Eskimo hunters define wealth in Julie of the wolves?

Answer 1

proformance and skill

Answer 2

In "Julie of the Wolves," the old Eskimo hunters define wealth in terms of survival and self-reliance. They value skills in hunting, tracking, and living off the land as forms of wealth, rather than material possessions. To them, true wealth lies in the ability to sustain oneself in the harsh Arctic environment.