- The
umiak, umialak, umiaq, umiac, oomiac, oomiak, ongiuk, or
anyak is a type of open skin boat, used by both
Yupik and Inuit, and was
originally found...
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Umiak I is a purpose-built ice-strengthened bulk
carrier constructed for the Voisey's Bay
Nickel Company, a
wholly owned subsidiary of Vale, to transport...
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Commonly seen
paddlecrafts include: Canoe,
Outrigger canoe,
Hasamibako bune,
Umiak, Waka, Pirogue, Shikara,
Dragon boat, and
Dugout Kayak, Sea kayak, Flyak...
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Trawler (naval)
Trawler (recreational) Trow
Tugboat Top of page U-boat
Umiak Top of page
Vaporetto Very
Slender Vessel Vlet Top of page Waka Wakeboard...
- Encyclopedia.com.
Accessed September 2010. Aĭnana, L., and
Richard L. Bland.
Umiak the
traditional skin boat of the
coast dwellers of the
Chukchi Peninsula :...
- Bay in 2005 in
order to
access the
nickel deposit. The bulk
carrier ship
Umiak I was
commissioned in May 2006 to
transport ore from the mine. In July 2015...
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expedition as a paraplegic).
Accompanying the
Californians was a film crew in a
umiak, a walrus-skin boat
traditional to the region; they were
filming the 1991...
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media related to
Point Barrow.
Alaska North Slope Iḷisaġvik
College Umiak "The
Northernmost Points In The
United States". worldatlas.com. 25 April...
- the
Dorset Tradition in the
Eastern Arctic and
introduced both
kayaks and
umiaks, or skin
covered boats, into the
archaeological record as well as developed...
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northwest of Noatak.
Umiak Bend,
along the
river and 8
miles (13 km)
northwest of Kivalina, was
named after an
Inuit skin boat (
umiak) was destro**** there...
