Volume 11, 1958 - The Arctic Circle - Home

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Drifting station, Russian, N.P.6, and reports of electric storm, 13
Dunbar, M.J.. 11
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Eagle Plain Reservation, 52
Eastwind, U.S.C.G.C., 5
Edward Cornwallis, C.G.S.. 55, 56, 62
Eglinton Island, and geological reconnaissance, 59, 60, 61
Electric storm over the north pole, 13
Ellesmere Island, 2, B, 9, 10; and geological reconnaissance
of northern, 63
Elliot Bay, 25
Ellis, Rev. D., 6B
Emerald Island, 61
Engel, Sgt. David, 3
Ernest Lapointe, C.G.S., 55
Erlandson Bay, 72
Eskimo, early inhabitation of Ellesl.,.-,ere Island, 6
"Eskimo Yo-Yo", 74
Eskimos, The, Graham W. Rowley on, 15; anthropological field
work at Great Whale River and Povungnituk, 6B; archaeological
work in Ungava and Mansel Island, 66; archaeology, 21;
Arviligjuarmiut names for birds and rmmmals, 30; culture,
1B; history, 22; language, 17; numbers of, 23; physical
type, 1B; tribal groups, 19
Ethrington, R., 11
Eureka, B, 9, 10, 11
Eureka Sound, B, 9
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Falcon Inlet, 25, 26
Falcons, Peregrine, 25
Films, "Islands of the frozen sea", 10; making films in Queen
Elizabeth Islands, 10; "The Newfoundland Scene", 1;
Russian, 1
Filo, John, and Operation Hazen, 2, 3, 4, 5
Fisher, Dean, and talk to Arctic Circle, 35
Fisheries Res earch Board, 73
Flat Creek, Yukon, 52
Fort Chipewyan, 41
Fort Conger. 9, 10, 65
Fort Enterprise, 54; and geological mapping, 62
Fort Fitzgerald, 42, 54
Fort M{;Murray, 41