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Line 31: − − The northern peoples developed heat-efficient housing made of thick blocks of ice, called [[igloo]]s. They would live in small villages through the long winter and then switch to a [[nomadic]] lifestyle in the short summer. − − Their clothing was also heat-efficient: polar bear fur and sealskin would be used for the highly insulated parkas, anoraks, papooses and mukluks that comprised the Inuit wardrobe.
Tribes of the Arctic region (view source)
Revision as of 13:09, November 11, 2008
, 13:09, November 11, 2008housing and clothing are not relevant to "Society"
==Society==
==Society==
They primarily bartered blubber and seal oil for special goods, though wampum currency was a possible alternative payment for commerce.
They primarily bartered blubber and seal oil for special goods, though wampum currency was a possible alternative payment for commerce.