- The
baidarka or
Aleutian kayak (Aleut: iqyax) is a
watercraft consisting of soft skin (artificial or natural) over a
flexible space frame.
Without primarily...
- this period,
estranged from his
father for some time. Dyson's
first book,
Baidarka,
published in 1986,
described his
research on the
history of the Aleutian...
- maneuverability.
Aleut baidarka resembles that of a Yup'ik kayak, but it is
hydrodynamically sl****er and faster. They made the
baidarka for one or two persons...
-
Across the
Bering Strait; and a team of
Californians in a three-person
baidarka, led by Jim
Noyes (who
launched his
ambitious expedition as a paraplegic)...
- Pirogue, Shikara,
Dragon boat, and
Dugout Kayak, Sea kayak, Flyak, and
Baidarka Coracle, Tarai-bune
Paddleboard Pedals are
attached to a
crank and propelled...
-
travelled by kayak, and thus was
known as a "woman's boat". Sea
kayak Baidarka Wilhelm August Graah Dall, p. 563
Umiak at the
Canadian Encyclopedia Nancy...
-
Other than
contemporary versions of Inuit, Aleut, and Yup'ik
kayaks and
baidarkas, they are the
closest relatives to the skin-and-frame
boats of the past...
-
indigenous technologies are replaced, the
Russians adopted the
Aleut kayak, or
baidarka, sea
otter hunting techniques, and the
working of
native copper deposits...
- clothing, such as
shoes and belts, and
large skin
boats sometimes called baidarkas or umiaks.
Towards the end of the 19th century,
bones and
fossils from...
- In that tradition, Weld was home to the hand-carving of a
traditional baidarka of the type used by
Aleutian hunters. Next to the
boathouse is the Anderson...
