Inuit in Russia

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An Inuit man warms his wife’s feet, 1890
Inuit Girl
Greenland Intuit
Little Inuit girl and her husky, 1949
Photo of non Russia Inuit girl and her dog. 1904

Do you know that Inuit from Siberia to Greenland share genes?

3 responses to “Inuit in Russia”

  1. Robin Ward Avatar
    Robin Ward

    Yes, I remember Joe Rogan and his guest John Reeves who owns a boneyard in Alaska spoke about Inuit migration briefly. I found both of Joes interviews with John very entertaining. https://youtu.be/uxkd3k1qb9U?si=Ll0CDC5PPuZjagda

    There is a present-day population of people living primitively in Siberia: Happy People: A Year in the Taiga | Documentary is available on YouTube and maybe NetFlix in case you are interested.

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    1. Sergei Korschmin Avatar
      Sergei Korschmin

      Thank you Robin, I am not a fan of Rogan, BUT yes this was very interesting interviews I agree. I do not know much about Netflix but yes I did see some documentaries about Russia’s remote community. Amazing life, beautiful nature shots, one particular “clan” or a big family had a helicopter – sending kids to school, medical treatments, postal services, etc… That looked a bit primitive I say :-)

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  2. John Avatar
    John

    Amazing photos, I didn’t know that these people share genes across such a vast area, wow!

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