[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
Page 117
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from the south, Stookacho, Arkhio, Ky- -oto, Clingwah, Oblanyu, and Ahpud- ashahs, each with a load of walrus meat. Ahpehla, ahtitah and baby, and Rudukto, Ahmadocah and baby left for the south this morning. Toucha's + Kudlah's igloos and Ahpelsha iglooyah on the ice foot are now deserted. Green received a nice present in the form of a pair of musk-ox banipuks from Lipsu, brought up by Oblanga from Salkwatie. Tonight Marks and the other Stookashu came up with loads of walrus meat. Sun Mar 8-14. In the house all day reading. On watch till midnight. All the eskimoos went rabbit hunting and got quite a large number. Osquwah and Inenta came up from Salkwatie in the evening. Mon Mar 9-14. Doc went way back into the valleys today looking for deer and came out up by Littleton Island. He wore snowshoes and must have walked 25 miles. Got went rabbit hunting but his gun jammed and he didn't get any. Green cooked dinner.