Polar Bear Hides
This hide was processed by Kenneth Iwoorgin (the first bear that was taken at the dump). A large male, this one was still not considered to by "big" by Eskimo standards.
posted by Corryn Smith @ 7:46 PM
Carrie and Core's Adventure in Sivuqaq
Welcome to Carrie and Core's adventure in Sivuqaq. Sivuqaq "wrung out dry"is the Siberian Yupuk name for St.Lawrence Island. We live in Gambell, on the Northwest cape of Sivuqaq just 35 miles east of Siberia. I hope you enjoy the posts, pictures and comments feeL free to post us a little note. PLease...please...please!
Monday, April 23, 2007
This hide was processed by Kenneth Iwoorgin (the first bear that was taken at the dump). A large male, this one was still not considered to by "big" by Eskimo standards.
Carrie and Core's Adventure in Sivuqaq
Welcome to Carrie and Core's adventure in Sivuqaq. Sivuqaq "wrung out dry"is the Siberian Yupuk name for St.Lawrence Island. We live in Gambell, on the Northwest cape of Sivuqaq just 35 miles east of Siberia. I hope you enjoy the posts, pictures and comments feeL free to post us a little note. PLease...please...please!
About Me
- Name: Corryn Smith
- Location: Atyrau, Western Kazakhstan Oblast, Kazakhstan
Carrie and I are teaching in Kazakhstan for the year. Not only are we now husband and wife, we are co-workers as well. High five!
Previous Posts
- A Lost Bet
- One Day in Gambell
- Whaling in Gambell
- Mungtuk
- The Whale
- The First Whale in Two Years
- Looking West from Mt. Sivuqaq
- Gambell: Centuries of Occupation
- Qughsatkut! King Polar Bear
- Modern Life and Traditional Ways
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