My Trip to Pond Inlet. Community Connection. Inuktitut & English. Archaeology Chapter three

Chapter three

every single one of them—and there must be close to one hundred

co-authored with Eugene Arima The Whaling People of the West Coast of Vancouver Island and Cape Flattery (2011) and published a book on canoe racing titled Southern Northwest Coast Indigenous Canoe Racing: A Brief History (2018)

and Keri Vacanti Brondo a professor and chair of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Memphis

Resurgence and a New Emergence by Mississauga researcher

My Trip to Pond Inlet. Community Connection. Inuktitut & English. Archaeology Chapter threeSolomon Awa was born in a sod house near Iglulik on November 2, 1959. From a young age, he was curious about everything around him. He learned to sew traditional items such as sealskins from his late mother, Appia Awa. His late father, Mathias Awa, was an excellent carver, especially with ivory, and one time he made a harpoon from caribou antlers in one night! Solomon learned to carve from him. Solomon loves to tell the stories that he learned from