The Inuit: the aboriginal people of the North American arctic, sometimes referred to as Eskimo. Over a thousand years ago, they spread into Arctic Canada looking for a better life. A syllabic writing system was introduced in the 1800s by Anglican missionaries.Before this the Inuits had no writing system. But the only Bible was printed in the Latin alphabet—not the syllable characters used by the Inuit. Bible translation is time consuming! Especially in a language and culture vastly different fro

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1.4K views · 37 reactions | ᕕᓐᓂ ᐅᕕᖕᒐᔭᖅ discusses about the Inuit traditional clothing that she made out of caribou skin. She also plays a song on her accordion. | Inuit Broadcasting | Facebook

Segment 1: Inuit clohting fashion show in Iqaluit. Kivalliq, Kitikmeot and Larbrador showcase their traditional clothing. Segment 2: David Owingayak drum dances. Segment 3: Music festival in Igoolik. | Inuit Broadcasting