[BGHater]

ping. Maybe of interest.

[Eska]

Stories, traditional knowledge, ect; is held in high regard by our local Indians. They don't believe nothing our govt tells them; and only 50 years removed from the stoneage.

We have these caves on bluff above the river; sheep winter caves actually. Indians don't go near them, or even talk about them, ha; bad deal luck all the way around the way they see it.

[Paine in the Neck]

I'd never heard of the Tunit before - at least, by name.

The Tunit, Lost People of the North .

[drubyfive]

I didn’t know Instapundit was a native American.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

I think that’s highly suspect.

(Tunnit or Inukpasuit) “Once captured, they (the Inuit) would be cooked and eaten with relish.”

Ah, but where would they get the relish?

[SunkenCiv]

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[blam]

There has been speculation for years that the last stranded Vikings in Greenland disappeared by assimilating with the Inuit.

DNA studies have since proven this did not happen.

DNA Study To Settle Ancient Mystery About Mingling Of Inuit, Vikings

[wolfcreek]

“Stories of contact between these foreign people and Inuit were passed down the generations and used mostly to scare children to behave “or the Qavlunaat will get them.”

The Vikings would of made great *boogy men*