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Nalukataq (Inupiaq: [
nɐlukɐtɑq], naluk- 'to
throw it underhand; to toss it up' + kataq) is the
spring whaling festival of the Iñupiat of
Northern Alaska...
- toss
blanket dancers into the air on a
walrus skin one at a time (see
Nalukataq)
during a
spring celebration of
whale harvest.
There is also some evidence...
- An Iñupiat
woman shares a
kunik with a
small child at a
Nalukataq in Utqiaġvik, Alaska, 2007...
- have been
occupied by
Indigenous groups for more than 10,000 years. The
Nalukataq is a
spring whaling festival among Inupiat. The
festival celebrates traditional...
- hunt whales. Held in mid-April, it
includes many
outdoor activities.
Nalukataq, the
Blanket Toss Celebration, is held on
multiple days
beginning in the...
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edible parts of the whale's skin and not to the blubber. Food
portal Nalukataq,
spring whaling festival Marine mammals as food
Chukchi cuisine "muktuk"...
- 731 km2 (88,700 sq mi)
Alaska portal Eskimo List of
airports in
Alaska Nalukataq Thetis Mound "North
Slope Borough Local Emergency Planning District (LEPD)"...
- Toe kick Arm pull
Nalukataq (blanket toss) Seal
skinning Maktak eating Greased pole walk
Bench reach Arctic Winter Games Nalukataq "World Eskimo-Indian...
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Games and the
Eastern Arctic Summer Games.
World Eskimo Indian Olympics Nalukataq (traditional
blanket toss celebrations)
World Indigenous Games Traditional...
- one team
member had to parti****te in an
Alaskan blanket toss
known as
Nalukataq and spot a
nearby route marker on the ice,
where they
found their next...
