Tuktu- 5- The Indoor Games (Inuit women's and children's games)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Learn about traditional Inuit culture from this fascinating series. This series documents cultural practices, skills, and values in Nunavut in northern Canada. Each episode focuses on a different topic, and does a good job of celebrating the skills and resourcefulness of the Inuit.
The territory of the Inuit (also called Eskimo, Inupiaq, Yupik, and other regional names) cover the northern and western regions of Alaska, northern Canada, and Greenland. The Inuit continue to live in these areas and maintain many cultural traditions while also incorporating some modern technology into their culture as well. Inuit continue to have a deep respect and spiritual connection with the land and its resources.
The Tuktu documentary series was produced by the National Film Board of Canada between 1966 and 1968.
Director: Laurence Hyde
Writer: Laurence Hyde
Star: Tommy Tweed
License: Public Domain
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@04:29 The woman tossing stones with a beautiful laughter is my great grand mother. Thankful that we have this on RUclips.
She's so beautiful especially her smile.
@@jascintarebello3234 I was just about to comment the exact same thing.
interesting? did she speak english?
That's beautiful to know so is the child one of your grandparents? Or great aunt/uncle? Just curious😍🥰
@@dawn409 The child in the video is my great uncle.
I may be old, but I never got to see how my ancestors had lived until I saw these shows in school. I was so amazed each time. Thank you for sharing them, still as educational as they were then.
The sound of the sweet mother’s laughter. Brought tears to my eyes!
It is simply stunning how man decide to make a living out of a such harsh environment.
The narration and the documentation of this series is overwhelming!
With those long winter nights they must have become experts at making their own entertainment. I assume story telling would take the place of books. The toys show real ingenuity.
What I keep thinking is how sturdy & strong these babies grew, holding themselves upright in their pouches while Mom bends over work, or plays. Tough little kids!
This is very eye-opening. I didn't realize that igloos could be so large! Thanks!
This one is huge! I didn't know they were made this big!
This is gem! Truly beautiful to watch and see the closeness of family
True survivors….happiness from the bare minimum….a big lesson to teach perspectives
Thank you and that young beautiful gorgeous lady packing is my my uncle in her hood and married my grabdpa
Got a time stamp to know whom you are talking about?
Ooo nice
Would you be able to please tell me this: how were the Inuit able back then to MAKE fire - in the wintertime? I mean traditionlly, before matches and flint+steel... did they have to keep it going since the summer perhaps? Thanks!
@@furrystep you can make a fire even during ultra cold temperatures, cold weather isn't what puts it out, but rather somehow depleting it of oxygen, like smothering it with dirt or water or something. You can do the whole stick drilling thing to get smoke going like boyscouts are taught, that doesn't use flint or steel. And blubber burns really hot.
The lady is your uncle?
I'm watching these fun loving beautiful people..they are saintly innocent and so full of love..it melts my heart..
That spinning top is out of the world…beautiful 🤩
No Money , no Alcohol, no Fast Food, no Medicine, no School, no Suicide, fewer Worries, plentiful Skills, innocent Minds, heartful Patience, great Hunters , self sufficient, harmonious Life....Full of Magic -Man & Nature.
'The Earth has everything for everyone's need.... not for everyone's greed.' - W. Worthsworth
Indeed
The babies are super kids Iswear much love n respect to these people and their culture
I'm very amazed that it shows Netsilik Series on RUclips. My great grandfather and my grandma with my grandpa and their baby which is my uncle are there. My mom's side of family is on there.
What were their names?
Brings me back to a simpler time in Canada. Oh, to be young again.
It’s so cool how they took a block of ice and made a window out of it.
I remember playing most of these games when i was a child ( although they had different names) .
These oldie docs are the B E S T 🔥🔥🔥🔥
These kids sure put a smile on your face !!! Special people for sure ... I think life is more then living. It's all that you do in between that counts .peace on earth 🎄🎄🎄✌☃️☃️☃️
Thanks. This brought some joy to my dull life..
There laugh is so pure...
5:10 - 5:40 what a pure laughter...
Привет из России , по истине уникальные фильмы. Спасибо большое!
Our family are not like that no more..Doing things together and spending time it just not the same as it was back in the 1970s!! I see Lots of Love & Caring from this family !!
Her laughed was purely beautiful 😍
I would bet her grammar was pretty good too.
@@alanderson8933 oh man!
These are the indigenous people who were destroyed by the criminals, now in the Americans and Canadians, the rest of Europe. The killers are the ones who killed and destroyed the Indians.
@@user-dm1lj1pm3s Hah! If that isn't the pot calling the kettle black! (For younger folk: cooking used to occur over a fire & pot & kettle were BOTH black with soot) Islam spread through conquest & murder, not party invitations.
The only religion I know where slavery, wife beating are permitted and killing non-Muslims is not cause for punishment. Islam calls for the deaths of gays and apostates (people who leave Islam). ALL, TODAY! Not 200 years ago! We in the West have learned a lot. When will you?
so beautiful - the children are magical
هذولا ناس عيشتهم افضل مليون مره من عيشتنا هواء نظيف لا تكنلوجيا ولا امراض اللهم بارك لهم
"Can I borrow a cup of fire uncle?"😂
The way she smiles.
줄넘기,공기놀이,팽이치기,술레잡기~ 한국의 전통 놀이
I really enjoyed the whole series...it was very heart touching.....loved it......great tribes......
Вас слушать одно удовольствие!!!Вы лучший .
Hi from Spain i admire the strenght and ingenuity of the inuit people so i love all this videos of their way of living and how they use all nature has to live and thrive in such a cold environment.
papuchu these
Aye so do I
Wow I'm just laying here wondering how in the world the same games they play in Siberia that I played here in Michigan wow wow the exact same good games they played wow I wonder how their games became ours too
No matter who we are, or where we come from, doesn't matter race, colour or religion the games we play in childhood are almost all the same
Thank you dear for your program
The baby with the stick 😆
I would love to learn more of the whalebone scrimshaw, made through the long winters of the old times
real wonderfull life and awesome people
I want a life like that 😊
no you dont
Đàm Ngọc Ước yes the eskimo like that rather to be entrepreneur were you are confine like a prisoner in your store
@@KheraShanu I saw a series on a "pioneer project" and it was BRUTAL on the volunteer participants- who were living in a nice log home & farming like it was the 1880s (in Montana, not the Arctic). Will never forget those teen girls walking in the mud, crying, dragging a cow behind them. Dirty, wet, cold, hungry, exhausted. No Thanks!
I like it for my project
What about the spear game Nugluktuq or the 2 finger game and stick game . Sadenns me at times watching knowing the hardships they went threw and the non indigenous (you know) causing so much destructiveness without compassion so be blessed to ALL
Tuy cuộc sống họ rất khó khăn nhưng nhìn họ vui
Дай бог им счастья в своём мире
الله يحفظهم من كل شر🥵🥵💕💕❤️❤️
Amazing what You can do with almost nothing. They could be survivors when we have times of no electrical energy.
popogast and who’s fault is that? It’s your choice to use electricity. Open your eyes
popogast yes when the ice age will come
Times are gone, they don't live this way anymore, nowadays they live in wooden homes and many are alcoholics, sad development 😞
@@Crosswalker. their bodies didn't evolve to drink alcohol just like native Americans and South americans.
Some people like this could survive after billions of others die of starvation.
Just ain't that many seals out there
So beautiful
A simple life of family, hard work, and respect (even admiration) for each other and the roles they each filled. Regardless of how simple or complex, are those fundamental principles of life not how God designed all of us to live? I don't know if I could make it in such a primitive environment, but I do appreciate those who can. Every culture has something good to offer and appreciate. Ultimately we all come from the same two parents, and ultimately we can all find eternal life through the work of one man, Christ Jesus, God in the flesh who gave His life for us all. Thank you Lord for life, thank you for cultures of all kinds, and thank you for providing a way of salvation that once again unites us all.
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I want go there 👌
Great Native Americans! My DNA traces back to the Inca, Mayan, Aztec, Navajo ,Pueblo, Blackfoot, Aleut, to Inupiaq. Crazy kewl! If I told these guys their ancestors created great pyramids in the Southern Americas they would be mind blown!
Life happy
I like when she smile.. That tooth
That amazing life
Its hard life and stregle
5:05 you seem to have a small assistant behind you
I do this Inuit in my class
EN ESPAÑOL POR FAVOR, GRACIAS DESDE CHILE, BENDICIONES PARA TODOS Y TODO!!!
Learn English you Neanderthal, i did.
14:30 11/10 2019 Arun Kumar Katwaria Sarai New Delhi 16 very nice hunting very nice
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8:36 keşke bunu gelinim olarak almasaydım ..
she's good looking
Selam
J'aimerai vivre comme les Inuit
Anybody notice the girls nails at 7:28? They seem painted white??
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Alaska Extreme Definatly more about inuit culture. Maybe more information about their craftmanship and there technology.
How inuits were getting high of oxygen, something on cooking, leather processing,berries, seaweeds and useful flora in general, bow hunting polar bear dressed up and acting like a seal. Also what types of knives and saws they were using prior to steel that came with merchant ships or shipwrecks.
Would like to see more of their way of life in the igloo and how they never waste, or want for *anything*
I will die in this place...
Wanderful laif no tension
Truly, starvation & death on the ice were their worries. I guess that makes everything else seem trivial!
Someone turn off the Peter Pan flute music from this incredible footage. It is absolutely piercing.
How they make fire?
they are lucky they dont have net play station mobile wifi ...etc etc .. and all the crap that we have become victim of
Please tell Amy kid stories
شي لايصدق كيف تتحمل اجساد الاطفال درجات الصقيع هذه ما اعظكم ربي اذ اعطيتنا كل هذه القدره علي التأقلم مع اجواء الارض المختلفه
What did inuit use for diapers?
Good question I wonder if the babies were faster learning
Moss
Interesting question.
Это мы киргизы
If only they had more video, card, or board games although some ball and puck games could be a fine settlement
I don't think you get it.
Oh!!! there are korean family. I looks like korean family!!! They came from Same ancients!!!
Stupid
I.... i don't think they are.
Actually, inuits belong to mongoloid race as well, but their ancestors came from Siberia (Chukotka), not Korea.
That's correct. The Inuit and Korean people all descend from Mongolia. You will find many similarities. It seems nobody in the comments has ever been taught about the Bering Strait
Se parecen mucho a los quechuas de Bolivia
Jajaja por dios es verdad! Sobre todo a los altiplánicos que tienen los cachetes colorados por el frío xd
No solo los quechuas también los aymaras. Los de Siberia y Mongolia son nuestros ancestros que cruzaron desde ese continente a América.
КУДЛИК - печка жировница и её применение 12:13 . 👍
Descended from japan
💞💞💞😘😘😘😍😍
#savesoil
Tussi Chahgriho G
tüm seride my mother diyip duruyor
arif kayacık bunlar banyo yapıyor mu acaba ?
8:51 ay düştüm amk
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Woman is buitiful
nguyenvan quan what is the buitiful?
She is!
11:11 печка "КУДЛИК". Жировница по русски.
Dogs just lay there tail to nose
Oh, their games look like Japanese traditional ones!
"Who has seen such wonders?"
...It's literally an ice cube with a stick in it lol
You know what a poem is right?
The woman at 11:17 was only 36 years old 😂
In those conditions, youre lucky to even reach 32.
@@trulyidkman yes what a resilient and enduring people, incredible wisdom
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为什么他们的好多室内的游戏 和中国人的民间游戏特别像 跳绳 陀螺 编花绳子 捉迷藏 抓石子
Very similar because Asian people migrated and populated North and South America. The Bering Strait
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I bet they let the baby go naked so that they will grow up to be accustomed to the cold.
I think the igloo is just warm. That's why
That girl has two fangs
I'm the only gay eskimo
I'm the only one I know
I'm the only gay eskimo
In my tribeI
go out seal hunting with my best friend Tarka
But all I wanna do is get into his parka
I'm the only gay eskimo
In my tribe
Well me an nut fluck chuck buck, we both like blubber
But me I've got this crazy fetish for rubber
I'm the only gay eskimo
In my tribe
Narration is terrible.
THAT'S what you got out of this magnificent time capsule? Why do you even bother?
@@hensonlaura the constant flutes and oboes and God knows what else Americans in the 1960s thought sounded great actually ruined a good bit of this incredible footage. It's extremely loud and obnoxious, unfortunately. It even plays when the narrator is speaking. Come on.
I am sure that these women don't know how to do BJ as American and Canadian women.
Some of the most resilient humans on earth, my god that is a harsh environment.