they hunt for meat
the eskimo!
Hinrich Johannes Rink has written: 'The Eskimo tribes' -- subject(s): Eskimos, Eskimo languages
The word Eskimo which has been used for centuries if often no longer acceptable. Some tribes up north are not offended by the use of the word but others are. Eskimo, the original name for a northern native is derived from the Native American word "Esquimantsik" which translates to "eater of raw meat", and originally it was intended to be pejorative by tribes who wandered into overlapping hunting grounds. In Alaska, most tribes prefer Eskimo as the Inuit peoples are only a small minority in the North eastern areas. Several translations among many tribes muddies the actual true meaning of "Eskimo" and the translation to "stranger" is said to be one explorers understanding.
food.
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The Eskimo or Aleut consist of many tribes. Depending on their location and what species of fish they are targeting, determines when and how they fish. While fishing during the warmer months is preferred, some tribes do fish through the ice.
by Eskimo's for food with a rifle
The proper noun is spelled "Eskimo" (a generally outdated term for Inuit and similar tribes).
Many tribes that resided in the United States also lived in Canada. In northern Canada there are many unique tribes called Inuit, Eskimo and other names.
Ojibwa (Chippewa) and Inuit (Eskimo) - although both tribes were already known.
they raped it twice
The are not called "Eskimo Indians" the people from the north are Inuit, (which many years ago was then called Eskimo)and the native tribes are Cree and Chippewas. The people are not nomadic, they have lived in the North for many centuries.