Tuktu- 1- His Nice New Clothes (making clothes from animal skins) 

Alaska Extreme nice to meet you.

make more of these kind of videos an your amazing channel will continue to grow love watching documentaries about Eskimos and how they survive but I can't seem to find some videos that I haven't saw like the ones where the families live in Point Hope it would be really nice to get more of those in the Arctic as well living on the ice I just find it so intriguing definitely going to subscribe hopefully there'll be a lot more beautiful content to come I'm sure of it

Qué gente maravillosa , el verdadero sentido de la vida., Una lección a los consumidores compulsivos ,.....

These are the oldest Turkish tribes ...they didn't change their way of life.Before Bering left, some of them formed Indians when they moved to America.They belong to Shamanism, the oldest Turkish religion.I don't know if they have one god belief. However, the Turks are to be a single god .The name was "Gök Tengri".God of the sky.single and very large.The shamans are priests.You're showing the cross in vain.They are independent spirited and live only with deer ...

The stories about Eskimos during 1950s the original documentaries i like the most

When my grandma was in her 70's, I remember her saying how she wished she could go back, and make her mother's life easier. I know she worked like a mule in the fields. Raised 4 kids, cooked & cleaned with no electricity or running water. They were so poor the kids would net robins for food - lead for bullets was expensive & game was scarce. They were tough people, in the Ozark Mountains.

Same I was just thinking about that no matter who you are, race/ethnicity, even weather animal or a human 😂 a mothers love is universal forreal

too soon we get old too late we get smart

And without the gift of Fathers, life ends.

@@LitoGeorge So true my friend

not MY mother!

In general this is a beautifully accurate statement.

No doubt, brother

No they are not. Stop generalizing. Many are murdered by their disgraced families and eternally cursed.

U duum snow flake

Is this a skimo? Sorry for my spelling it make me interested to learn a primitive survival skills

Sharon Dwyer 🌹

Is it that correct? They are now grandparents? I like this documentary film.

Wow I would love to visit 😊.

I was born in 1965, shortly before this was filmed. I, too, am grandparent age.

lol - same

I've almost had a childhood like that once, before my loving adoptive parents died. They were both loving & caring, nurturing. They both loved, welcomed everyone around them.

Sadly thair way of life was destroyed by the Wight man. Now there is different from what it was long time ago. Alkoholisme and segretion has taking over the lif of this hard working and noble people.

Wonderful comment, until you mentioned Mother Earth. Mother Earth adherents reject the idea of a Father, a creator.

@@johnshilling2221 true, and a Savior of all mankind...Yahshua!

A bit more than vital when they are the most significant for the life of any offspring.

Everyone used to live like that

​@@overcomingsins6334 not quite

But 70% of the world still lives without electricity. Much of Asia, Africa and Latin America. Most are still very much tribal affiliated. People from the West just don't realize how many people it is due to fact Westerners don't travel outside their box. People who live like this was taught to hate their orgins and was considered barbaic to Westerners. Now many suffer because of the West and the culture is dying.

Many of the old culture is lost due to colonization. But there is a work for revitalizing many of the old ways Inuit lived. We can only take what's left

And inbreeding.

*Inuit, without letter S.

And the first teacher of the children.

The narrator said something on the lines of our wives are the most valuable commidy we have...

She is a tool then. Above all should be a person. Just a person.

Are you an Indian?

How you know the word "SHAKTI "it is Indian 🇮🇳 word? You used properly.

bala kiran + toilet paper + running hot water + medicine

Constant hunting, temperatures at -50, calorie requirements nearly double to maintain weight, no advanced medical care

This Robby Kid severe nutrition deficiency😍

@@RobbyGAMEZ dude, they eat raw !

This is in nunavut canada

Aboriginals in Canada have been destroyed. Their children still exist, but their way of life is gone.!

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All species can. Its not a human feature. Its a feature of live. But while we are at that, its not indefinite. We have destroyed the planet at this point

You are very beautiful. Do you accept to be friends?

Says you !

Nature is better then modern life

This was in Northern Canada

Gen. 25:6 relates that Abraham sent the sons of Keturah away from Isaac “eastward, to the land of the East.” He told them: Go as far eastward as you can, so you will not be burnt by the burning coal of Isaac (Gen. Rabbah 61:7). In another tradition, Abraham sends the sons of Keturah away with a writ of divorce, as a wife is sent away from her husband. This notion is based on 25:6: “But to Abraham’s sons by concubines Abraham gave gifts while he was still living, and he sent them away from his son Isaac”; and this expulsion is both in this world and in the world to come (Pirkei de-Rabbi Eliezer, chap. 29).

Without a good wife you have no chances to survive there. Modern women will not want to work for their families in a such harsh conditions - they need a comfortable life with no physical work envolved. They would eager to ride a kayak for fun, but not making skins for it. :)

Facts

And add Siberian nomads who are relatives of mongols and eskimos.

With warming here in the Arctic, the apocalypse has allready begun

Mongolians and eskimo are brothèrs

They don’t even live like this anymore

Ms. Magana, stop wishing and find a class and learn with their machines or go to your nearest sewing machine repair/dealer and start asking questions and try some of their machines. Don't ever sell yourself short! I'm a 48y.o. retired veteran... I learned to sew repairs from my mom a little but over the years and 22 countries, had 7 sewing machines and still learn new leather tooling and sewing etc. and I make traditional dance regalia for Boy Scouts for their dance and ceremonies in the order of the arrow. I've studied Native American cultures starting as a scout and try to learn as much from anyone with info to share. I taught friends but my kids don't seem too interested in these dying arts. As a suggestion, I got on half price books and am waiting on a book now called, Secrets of Eskimo Skin Sewing Secrets of Eskimo Skin Sewing Secrets of Eskimo Skin Sewing by Wilder, Edna. Start with imitation sinew and a steel needle and real or faux fur and just give it a try. If an old man can learn, I know you can too. As an Eagle Scout, trapper, hunter, bowyer etc., I hope to ignite a spark in you and others to preserve the original people's heritage... Good luck and remember to get a thimble:-)

Mi madre me hacia ropa tambien cuando yo estaba chico ella es muy talentosa, sabe hacer muchas cosas; but modern society is losing all the basic and necessary skills, we are missing the simple things in life. God forbid there is a collapse we are doomed. I tried to learn the basics but fall short, we are too busy in life it's sad.

Predator_Primal_Survival Aww...you're right!! You sound very happy to be able to do those things, very talented indeed. You're right, one day I will learn to sew!!

Ben Rivera So true. Everyone is always moving so fast. Your mom sounds wonderful, just like mine.

Zoraida Magana See the little magnifying glass in the corner? Type in "how to sew". Genius. 😀🌊🏄