Tuktu- 2- The Big Kayak (how to build a kayak out of driftwood) 

anything on primitive tools and bush skills ! excellent shows thank you very much !

Clothing. A lot of people are enjoying the outdoors and are going to a cold climate. That named brand wear is useless compared to the real waterproof clothing. But how you use/care is not easy.

More stuff like this! This is absolutely awesome.

Videos like this one are charming and informative, I cannot get enough of them. Would love follow up to see how they live today.

stone carving archives would be great.

It's Conan the Barbarian's partner.

That's the power of storytelling.

build an igloo

But in some weird way would've loved to live....

Do keep reality in view. Life back then was not an easy life. It was a young person's life, and this is evidenced by people were extremely lucky to live past 40 years. Today we have another problem, things come to us too easily and there's too much of it. Read up on heart disease and diabetes in today's world.

Yes, I was thinking the same thing. I would certain die right away 😂

Yea honestly that guy needs to shut up.

Most of these were only shown in school rooms thats why they did it that way. But yes love that perspective.

yes the narration colonialist

Neon Flex The difference between these peoples and Europeans is that in Europe there’s a competitive availability of crops and fertile lands. Rains are predictable and the climate is mild, so early Europeans could actually grow food and rely on agriculture. Places like Africa have utterly unpredictable rains and an over abundance of natural resources. Huge herds of grazing animals and in most cases these species are impossible to tame. Most importantly, since these environments are so easily exploitable there was little competition between tribal peoples to improve there civilization in new ways. In Europe and Asia, enough competition existed to drive peoples to war. Disparities in the availability of food and other resources created conflict. Wars lead to innovations like centralized cities. Armies need food and someone to lead them and systems in place to levy troops. Essentially, conflict leads to larger and more complex structures of government and civilization. Civilizations only remain as complex as they need to be for people to survive. In the case of the Eskimos, all work and effort must be focused towards maintaining their situation. There is civilization, a complex culture, incredible ingenuity, but a completely different structure to what a white European would recognize. These peoples have conquered the Arctic Circle. These nomads hold sway over a vast territory and all the resources therein. A conventional western government would collapse under the strain of supporting itself with so few reliable resources. Therefore they remain at the highest level of sustainable structure. Basically my point is that every people is equal. The geography and environment dictate the structures a people will take within an area. White people are nothing special

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Sionnach1601 this guys are japanese

@@RobbyGAMEZ Last part 😅👋

@@RobbyGAMEZ from what little i could find out the modern descendants of these people are doing great now they have green house to grow food and other things which helps them not have to constantly maintain there status

I know it has been a long time since you wrote it, but is really beutiful. Thank you for posting it

Beautiful, so beautiful story. Like a dream.

Same , then ended up builting a model 12" ;) from paint stir sticks ( covid lockdown )

You’re old as frick

I only found this magic few years ago.. You are lucky to see it then.. we must continue to be curious....

luderick wong great post! Happy new year

Most of the most successful things humans have built over the years have come to exist by observing and accurately emulating concepts and designs already found in nature.

It took them hundreds of years to get something like this down to an art. Lots of trial and error.

@@Shinkajo they dont believe in your vatican time

@@fiodorkovacebiijc430 what the hell are you talking about?

Somebody gonna get hurt real bad

Same here

awww, these videos are soo beautiful

The Inuit were also very peaceful and would only ever respond violently in self-defence. cas.uab.edu/peacefulsocieties/societies/inuit/

Yeah we,ve been "taught" the more money you have the happier you'll be. Work harder , be happier. What a lie.

Good insights

You can still experience our way of life if you want to travel up north where we are from. It’s more modernized though, but we still make qamutiks, and parkas and kamiks and carvings. I carved for a few years being Inuk myself. Also we love fishing Arctic char.

In that neck of the woods, where there are no woods!!!!!

Old film, now they just sniff glue and gasoline. They don't care about a stick or internet.

@@emelen123jamesula2 So sad but its absolutely true what you wrote.

@@emelen123jamesula2 Wait you mean the inuit's or other children?

@@emelen123jamesula2 You mistaken them for Eminem. They just drink orange with vodka.🙂

Sounds like you should parent better